Blue Beetle, Issue #4 and Issue #5 might be the last I see of Blue Beetle. I liked the "New 52" version of Blue Beetle, but the "DC Universe Rebirth" version hasn't caught my fancy. Issue #4 starts with some teen drama, not that it's always a terrible thing. I do read Nisekoi and other teen-drama series. Then it goes into a short origin story, as Jaime Reyes tells it to a doctor under Ted Kord's supervision. The doctor has news that he kept secret from Jaime: the scarab is making Jaime's body mutate, and it can't be removed without killing him.
I bought Issue #5 because it finishes the arc; Blue Beetle, Volume 1 contains Blue Beetle: Rebirth, Issue #1, and Blue Beetle, Issue #1 through Issue #5. In Issue #5, Jaime's mother, Dr. Reyes, is treating a superpowered teenager when Mordecai enters the clinic and chases everyone out. He fights with the Blue Beetle, and yeah. I'm done with this series. I just don't care anymore. Maybe Batwoman will be better.
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