Blue Beetle Vol 3 2

"Hot War In The Arctic": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

"Hot War In The Arctic"
Cover
Blue Beetle Vol 3 #2
September, 1964
Publisher	Charlton Comics
Executive Editor	Dick Giordano
Cover Artists	Bill Fraccio Frank McLaughlin
Hot War In The Arctic
Writers	Joe Gill
Pencilers	Bill Fraccio
Inkers	Tony Tallarico
Editors	Pat Masulli
The Waiting Game
Pencilers	Rocke Mastroserio
Inkers	Vincent Alascia
Editors	Pat Masulli
Space Engineering
Letterers	Typeset
Editors	Pat Masulli
The Thief
Pencilers	Rocke Mastroserio
Inkers	Vincent Alascia
Editors	Pat Masulli
The Lost City
Pencilers	Bill Montes
Inkers	Vincent Alascia
Editors	Pat Masulli
Previous Issue	Blue Beetle Vol 3 # 1
Next Issue	Blue Beetle Vol 3 # 3

Blue Beetle (Volume 3) #2 is an issue of the series Blue Beetle (Volume 3) with a cover date of September, 1964.

Appearing in "Hot War In The Arctic"

Featured Characters:

• Blue Beetle

Supporting Characters:

• Captain Elaine Norr (Single appearance)

Antagonists:

• Chinese Communists

Other Characters:

• Ancient Gothic tribe (Single appearance)
• Dinosaurs
• Dr. White (Single appearance)
• General Waller (Single appearance)

Locations:

• Earth-Four
  • Arctic Circle

Items:

• Blue Beetle Scarab

Vehicles:

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Appearing in "The Waiting Game"

Featured Characters:

• A secret agent (Single appearance)

Supporting Characters:

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Antagonists:

• A Communist agent (Single appearance)

Other Characters:

• 
  

Locations:

• JFK International Airport

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

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Synopsis for "Space Engineering"

Text story

Appearing in "Space Engineering"

Featured Characters:

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Appearing in "The Thief"

Featured Characters:

• Jimmy (Single appearance)
  

Appearing in "The Lost City"

Featured Characters:

• Jacques Legarde (Single appearance)
• Trina Mott (Single appearance)

Supporting Characters:

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Antagonists:

• 
  

Other Characters:

• 
  

Locations:

• Lost City of Atlantis

Items:

• 
  

Vehicles:

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Notes

• 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)

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