Publishers / Charlton / The Blue Beetle (1955) / #18
18February 1955
$0.10

The Blue Beetle #18

Charlton · February 1955

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Identification plate

Series
The Blue Beetle (Charlton, 1955 series)
Issue
#18
Publication date
February 1955
Key date
1955-02-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Group
Price
$0.10
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Dick Giordano; inks: Dick GiordanoBlue Beetle [Dan Garret]
1The Masks of Mysterycomic story10pencils: E. C. Stoner; inks: E. C. StonerThe Blue Beetle [Dan Garret]; Joan Mason; Mr. Lunar (intro, Villain); Officer Mike Mannigan; Judge Smith; Mrs. True
2The Spider's Parlorcomic story6pencils: Art Allen; inks: Art AllenJoan Mason; Officer Mike Mannigan; McPherson (editor); Spider Spaulding (gang leader); Spike; Dennis
3The Golden Cattext story2script: Henry HopeSam Bevins; Tim Fogarty; Sime Lovett; Thorne Hollister; Ricco Martini; Adele Fogarty; Frank
4The Man Who Stole 24 Hourscomic story10pencils: E. C. Stoner; inks: E. C. StonerBlue Beetle [Dan Garret]; Joan Mason; Officer Mike Mannigan; Professor Zezo
5Joy Familycomic story4pencils: Hal George; inks: Hal GeorgeCuthbert Joy; Judy Joy

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The Blue Beetle: Volume 11
ISBN 978-1974391684
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