Publishers / Charlton / Blue Beetle (1965) / #50
50July 1965
$0.12

Blue Beetle #50

Charlton · July 1965

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Identification plate

Series
Blue Beetle (Charlton, 1965 series)
Issue
#50
Publication date
July 1965
Key date
1965-07-00
Indicia publisher
Charlton Comics Group
Price
$0.12
Pages
36
Rating
Approved by the Comics Code Authority

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0The Scorpioncover1pencils: Bill Fraccio; inks: Tony TallaricoBlue Beetle; Mister Crabb
1The Scorpioncomic story20script: Joe Gill; pencils: Bill Fraccio; inks: Tony Tallarico; letters: Sha-Ro-IneBlue Beetle [Dr. Dan Garrett]; Mister Crabb (villain)
2-letters page1script: Pat Masulli
3Treasure Idol of Logo Ricomic story2.8script: Joe Gill; pencils: Frank McLaughlin; inks: Frank McLaughlin
4-statement of ownership0.2script: Burton N. Levey

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DC Finest: Blue Beetle: Blue Beetle Challenges the Red Knight #[nn]
ISBN 978-1-79950-248-7
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