The Blue Beetle #36 (1944)

This is the one. The comic book that sets pulses racing and has aficionados of the genre slavering at the bit. The Blue Beetle #36 (1944) is the real deal, a classic amongst classics.

The Blue Beetle and the Runaway House Minit Mystery electrified readers back in the day and continues to do so now, more than seven decades later. The Threat from Saturn: Chapter 3 picks up where the last issue left off and takes fans on a rollercoaster ride of sheer unadulterated excitement.

But that's not all. The Education of Johnny Poppa is a gripping text story that had readers' minds working overtime, while Joan Mason, Reporter provided a real-life look into the gritty world of journalism, all the while raising vital questions about truth, accuracy and getting the story out there.

And then there were The O'Brine Twins, the lovable scamps that had everyone chuckling, their daring exploits only matched by their comic timing. And finally, just when you think it can't get any better, The Blue Beetle - The Talking Jewel arrives on the scene, upping the ante and keeping readers on the edge of their seats until the very last panel.

If you have this comic book, you've got something truly special. And if you're looking for a fair price or a free appraisal, get in touch with Comics into Cash. We know our Blue Beetles, and we know our business.