Ultimately, I don't want to spoil this arc for you, because it's pretty awesome. The twist has a turn in and of itself and I personally can't wait for stopwatch. I didn't really know anything about Blue Beetle except for his appearances in Young Justice and the Batman: Brave and the Bold animated series. Sebela's story is a decent intro to the character. Read Full Review

As for the artwork, Scott Kolins and Tom Derenick has amazed me, the detail in some panels is perfect. Read Full Review

There's a distinct vibe of an old-school 50's sci-fi TV series here, with a mystery tied to the space age and a twist ending, but I'm not sure the concept is enough to sustain a whole arc, as the solicits seem to indicate. Read Full Review

So I am hoping to be giving this book a positive review again in the future, and have not give up hope on that being possible. Read Full Review

This is a trippy issue Read Full Review

Entertaining but all the pieces of the story don't quite click together. Read Full Review

Blue Beetle has been a fun book to read, but the current storyline seems a bit underwhelming due to the absence of Ted from the book. Unfortunately, with the end of the series looming, Ted's return in a couple of months will come too late to put this book back on track again. Read Full Review

While the art in this issue is great and that the setups for the spooky situations that are characters find themselves in are the highlight of this book, the overall story at this point just comes off pretty convoluted and a bit of a disappointment because while there's a lot of characters and a lot of strange things happening........ there just isn't a lot going on in this book. Read Full Review