Here's the fourth part of the third Volume of the complete collection of Blue Beetle, that covers his later years at Fox (1944-1950). This collection contains: Blue Beetle (1940) #55-#60, All Top Comics (1946) #11-#13, Famous Crimes (1948) #1, Tegra (1948) #1, Zago, Jungle Prince (1948) #1. Enjoy! There is more information about this book at the bottom of the page
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Thanks for the great work Frabig.
What it has made me think is that it would be nice to complement the Blue Beetle archives with a Joan Mason collection. There were quite a lot of them and quite well-written.
cheers!
By FraBig
Thanks! Yeah Joan Mason had her own stories in this later Fox period of publications. I think I could try to collect them all, but obviously it would be very difficult for me to include her appearances in Blue Beetle stories: so only her solo adventures under the "Joan Mason" story title. On a side note, the only Joan Mason story I included in these compilations is the one from Blue Beetle #35 because it's the only one where Dan Garrett appears, even if he never uses his Blue Beetle identity.
By dwilt
Much appreciated! It's been said before, but Fox must have contracted their printing out to the worst company in the world, run by people who never learned to colour within the lines when they were children. "Colour registration? What's that?" The art's not great, but it would be nice to be able to see it at least. However, to complicate matters, some of the issues are fine!
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