Blue Beetle

Blue Beetle fans knew a "Blue Beetle" series was coming - they even saw a screen test, still images and a special effects reel footage showcasing Jaime Reyes' transformation from sleeping teen to armored superhero - but now they can see it in full, just as The Reach (or rather, DC Entertainment) intended...

As a huge fan of Jaime Reyes as Blue Beetle who has been mourning the cancellation of his ongoing series for months, I was pretty excited to hear Geoff Johns mention on Twitter that there might be more in store for Jaime, and even more excited when he recently posted stills from a screen test of a live-action Jaime Reyes Blue Beetle on DC's Source blog: I feel very fortunate to have been a part o

The "Blue Beetle" comic book series starring Jaime Reyes might be over, but we definitely haven't seen the last of the teen superhero in a starring capacity - not by a long shot. If DC Entertainment's Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns has his way, fans will get to see a "Blue Beetle" live-action television series at some point in the future...

Most every contemporary DC Comics reader is familiar with the Blue Beetle legacy. There's a mystical (alien) scarab passed from Dan Garret to Ted Kord (who it did nothing for) to finally Jamie Reyes who kicks it armor style. Of course, there's one Blue Beetle you may not have known about unless you watched a lot of "The Electric Company," an educational children's show that ran during th

Despite being created by comic book heavy hitters Duncan Rouleau, Joe Casey, Joe Kelly and Steven T. Seagle of the "Man of Action" collective, their immensely successful "Ben 10" franchise has yet to properly cross over with established comic book franchises...

This afternoon I have a better grasp of what to expect at a DC panel. No slides or videos. No lengthy speeches. No making us listen to people talk before getting to the audience Q&A. Nothing fancy. After a short round of introductions we go right to what most people want. Ou ...