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Cover: Paris Cullins & Bruce Patterson

Blue Beetle #9

Feb 1987 · DC · 0.75 USD; 1.00 CAD; 0.40 GBP
“Timepiece!”

In "Timepiece!", Blue Beetle faces a moral crossroads as G. Gordon Godfrey's anti-superhero campaign reaches a fever pitch and President Reagan signs an order banning all heroes. With the supervillain Chronos—Angela Revere’s uncle—unleashing his next scheme, Blue Beetle must decide whether to obey the law or stand against it, even as the weight of the nation’s shifting allegiance presses down. Written by Len Wein and illustrated by Paris Cullins, with cover art by Cullins and Bruce Patterson, this 1987 issue captures a pivotal moment in superhero history, grounded in real-world tensions and personal stakes.

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writer Len Wein · artist Paris Cullins · inker Dell Barras · colorist Gene D'Angelo · letterer John Costanza · cover Paris Cullins, Bruce Patterson

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Cast · 16 characters

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writer Len Wein
colorist Gene D'Angelo
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils Paris Cullins
cover inks Bruce Patterson

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G. Gordon Godfrey continues to spread his propaganda against superheroes. President Reagan signs an order outlawing all superheroes. Blue Beetle must decide if he will follow the new law, or break it when Angela Revere's uncle, the supervillain Chronos, begins his new plans.

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