THE CHARLTON COMICS' BLUE BEETLE SERIES: VOLUME TWO STANDARD COLOR EDITION

THE CHARLTON COMICS' BLUE BEETLE SERIES: VOLUME TWO STANDARD COLOR EDITIONIn November of 1966, Steve Ditko dusted off the BLUE BEETLE name, now with Ted Kord donning the mask and updated the character for a more modern audience. Dan Garrett, the original BLUE BEETLE, died in a battle with Ted Kord's Uncle Jarvis, but passed along the legacy of BLUE BEETLE to Kord. Although he did not possess the scarab, Ted trained and used his great intelligence to take over as THE BLUE BEETLE, the second exciting incarnation of this

In November of 1966, Steve Ditko dusted off the BLUE BEETLE name, now with Ted Kord donning
the mask and updated the character for a more modern audience. Dan Garrett, the original BLUE
BEETLE, died in a battle with Ted Kord's Uncle Jarvis, but passed along the legacy of BLUE BEETLE to
Kord. Although he did not possess the scarab, Ted trained and used his great intelligence to take
over as THE BLUE BEETLE, the second exciting incarnation of this character. THE BLUE BEETLE
remains one of the most enduring characters in comics, changing and evolving over the decades.
Ted Kord would appear in Charlton's Captain Atom #83-86 before going on to his own self-titled, five
issue series also published by Charlton. This collection, as an added bonus, also contains five tales
starring another creation by Steve Ditko, THE QUESTION.
This book was compiled with the best images currently available. That stated, these comics are sixty
years old. The best efforts have been made to make the pages as enjoyable as possible but not every
panel is perfect and some allowances for the age of the books need to be considered when judging
the overall contents.