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Blue Beetle

The inheritor of a proud legacy of crimefighting, Jaime Reyes is the third individual to bear the name Blue Beetle.

DC Showcase Takes Us to Some of the Wilder Corners of the DC Universe

If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring the DC Universe, then the new collection of DC animated shorts, DC Showcase: Constantine - The Hou

DC Showcase: Constantine - The House of Mystery

Warner Bros. Animation continues to glean beloved characters from DC’s robust library for the popular DC Showcase line of animated shorts, this time highlighting characters as diverse as Constantine, Kamandi, the Losers and Blue Beetle in this new compilation.

Blue & Gold: A Look Back on Two True Blue, Boosterrific Partners

Whatever happened to the days when superheroes liked each other? When team-ups weren’t just about bruised egos and broken families? When did the Super Friends stop being, well… friends?

DC All Access: Booster Gold vs. Blue Beetle

They’re checking their friendship at the door and unleashing the full might of their…hair color? In this week’s “Versus Live!,” we’re pitting Booster Gold against his best bro in blue, Ted Kord!

DC Comics 101: Meet the Beetles

Legacy can be a tricky thing for super heroes, especially the ones that got their start back in the Golden Age. Take, for instance, Blue Beetle.

The Flash: A City Full of Clues

Two weeks ago, The CW released an intriguing new promotional poster for The Flash, their speed-driven new series based on the popular DC Comics character. The poster shows Grant Gustin as the Flash, speeding across a Central City street as his trail forms his signature lightning bolt. But what’s really gotten fans buzzing are all of the hidden clues and “Easter Eggs” found within the city.

Forever Evil: Five Unanswered Questions

After seven spectacular issues, Geoff Johns and David Finch’s villainous Forever Evil saga has at last reached its fittingly hardcore conclusion. Within its forty pages, this week’s FOREVER EVIL #7 manages to bring the destructive events of the previous six issues—along with last year’s Trinity War—to a satisfying conclusion. Which doesn’t mean that the final issue answered all of our questions. Here’s a list of five key questions that were left unanswered by Forever Evil, and what they may mean for The New 52.

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