Blue Beetle Vol 2 20

"Rookie Trouble!": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"Rookie Trouble!"
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Blue Beetle Vol 2 #20
June, 1955
Cover Artists	Dick Giordano
Rookie Trouble!
Pencilers	Ted Galindo
Inkers	Ray Osrin
Editors	Al Fago
Joan Mason: "The Wandering Atomic Bomb"
Pencilers	Jack Kamen
Inkers	Jack Kamen
Editors	Al Fago Victor Fox
Junior: "Sign of a Man"
Writers	Al Feldstein
Letterers	Typeset
Editors	Al Fago Victor Fox
Last Chance
Pencilers	Ted Galindo
Inkers	Ray Osrin
Editors	Al Fago
Previous Issue	Blue Beetle Vol 2 # 19
Next Issue	Blue Beetle Vol 2 # 21

Blue Beetle (Volume 2) #20 is an issue of the series Blue Beetle (Volume 2) with a cover date of June, 1955.

Appearing in "Rookie Trouble!"

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• Blue Beetle (Dan Garret)

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Synopsis for Joan Mason: "The Wandering Atomic Bomb"

This story is reprinted from Blue Beetle #48.

Appearing in Joan Mason: "The Wandering Atomic Bomb"

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• Joan Mason

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Synopsis for Junior: "Sign of a Man"

This story is reprinted from Junior #16

Text Story

Appearing in Junior: "Sign of a Man"

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• Junior
  

Appearing in "Last Chance"

Featured Characters:

• Blue Beetle (Dan Garret)

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Notes

• This issue features the first new Blue Beetle stories produced by Charlton (all their previous Blue Beetle stories had been reprints from Fox).
• "The Wandering Atomic Bomb" was originally titled "The Walking Atomic Bomb" when first published.
• The only stories in this issue that are owned by DC Comics are the Blue Beetle and Joan Mason stories, therefore they are the only stories that are completely indexed.
• This comic issue was published by Charlton Comics, a defunct comic book publishing firm owned by Charlton Publications. DC Comics acquired the rights to most of Charlton's super-hero characters in 1983.

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Blue Beetle series

Recommended Reading

• Blue Beetle Recommended Reading
  • Blue & Gold (Volume 1)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 1)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 2)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 3)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 4)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 5)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 6)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 7)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 8)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 9)
  • Blue Beetle (Volume 10)
  • Blue Beetle: Graduation Day (Volume 1)
  • Justice League America (Volume 1)
  • Justice League Europe (Volume 1)
  • Justice League International (Volume 1)
  • Mystery Men Comics (Volume 1)

Links and References

• Read the complete issue at the Digital Comic Museum

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