Blue Beetle Vol 7 26

"El Escarabajo Azul": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"El Escarabajo Azul"
Cover
Blue Beetle Vol 7 #26
June, 2008
Executive Editor	Dan DiDio
Cover Artists	Zach Howard Brad Anderson
El Escarabajo Azul
Writers	Jai Nitz
Pencilers	Mike Norton
Inkers	Trevor Scott
Colorists	Guy Major
Letterers	Rob Leigh
Editors	Joan Hilty Rachel Gluckstern
Previous Issue	Blue Beetle Vol 7 # 25
Next Issue	Blue Beetle Vol 7 # 27

El Escarabajo sin que yo lo detenga.

— Blue Beetle

Blue Beetle (Volume 7) #26 is an issue of the series Blue Beetle (Volume 7) with a cover date of June, 2008.

Appearing in "El Escarabajo Azul"

Featured Characters:

• Blue Beetle
• Khaji Da
  

Supporting Characters:

• Traci Thirteen
• Alberto Reyes
• Bianca Reyes
• Lilly Leal (Single appearance)
• Elena Leal (First appearance)
• Milagro Reyes

Antagonists:

• Parasite

Other Characters:

• Ricardo Leal (Single appearance)
• Kique Leal (Single appearance)
• Posse
  • Damper
  • Bonita
  • Scour
  • Thumper
  • Probe

Locations:

• El Paso, Texas
• Ciudad Juárez, Mexico

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

• 
  
  

Notes

Most of this issue is written in Spanish but the English translation can be found at the end of the story. This issue also includes sketches of the Blue Beetle cast.

Translating the Scarab

From issue #5 on, the Scarab's language can be translated using a substitution cipher. Each symbol in the Scarab's language represents a different letter in the English alphabet. The Scarab doesn't use captial letters, so these have been put in where applicable. The Scarab does, however, use abbreviations. The Scarab speaks only English in the issue

There are 22 pages of comic, ignoring the adverts, DC Nation and translation pages. Panels are counted from the top down, left to right.

• Page 9, panel 4 - "booster engaged"
• Page 9, panel 5 - "bank right"
• Page 10, panel 1 - "target located"
• Page 10, panel 3 - "alert"
• Page 13, panel 2 - "defensive maneuer"
• Page 14, panel 1 - "jab"
• Page 14, panel 2 - "left cross"
• Page 15, panel 1 - "we're in trouble"
• Page 15, panel 2, first part - "he's getting up"
• Page 15, panel 2, second part - "not much"
• Page 15, panel 3 - "kelly clarkson!"
• Page 16, panel 3 - "oh? hamburgers!"
• Page 16, panel 4 - "try tuf'acting tinactin!"
• Page 18, panel 1 - "let's paint his nails"
• Page 18, panel 2 - "got milk - snausages"
• Page 18, panel 3 - "atomic wedgie!"
• Page 18, panel 4 - "to infinity and beyond!"

Trivia

• This Issue gives special thanks to Andre Coelho

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Blue Beetle series
• Images from Blue Beetle Vol 7 26

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)

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