We come to the final story in BLUE BEETLE #2, and it's another racketeering job. What's better than a winning horse? How about stealing the horse so that the betting odds change,changing it's name, and entering it into the race with astronomical payoff odds!All the hallmarks of a typical day in the life of BB are
here: gangsters, BB getting clobbered on the noggin, Mannigan bumbling
through the case, BB goading the crooks with banter that basically calls
them imbeciles....in other words a by-now classic BB story format.All the hallmarks of a typical day in the life of BB are here: gangsters, BB getting clobbered on the noggin, Mannigan bumbling through the case, BB goading the crooks with banter that basically calls them imbeciles....in other words a by-now classic BB story format.
No changes in the costume, and the art is impeccably rendered by Pierce Rice (although the GCD credits it to Charles Nicholas, who probably inked it).No changes in the costume, and the art is impeccably rendered by Pierce Rice (although the GCD credits it to Charles Nicholas, who probably inked it).
Several ads for the Beetle run throughout the issue:
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