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Blue Beetle Issue 11 Review

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Blue Beetle #11 by Josh Trujillo (Writer), Adrián Gutiérrez (Artist), Wil Quintana (Colorist), Lucas Gattoni (Letters) Credit DC Comics

Creative Team: Josh Trujillo (Writer), Adrián Gutiérrez (Artist), Wil Quintana (Colorist), Lucas Gattoni (Letters)

Blue Beetle #11 – DC Comics

The Writing

Issue #11 of Blue Beetle by Josh Trujillo is a bittersweet moment for fans. This installment serves as a poignant wrap-up for a creative team that has delivered consistently engaging storytelling over the last 16 issues (including the 5 from Graduation Day and the 11 in this run). While it may not be action-packed, it effectively ties up various storylines, providing closure while also hinting at potential future directions for the series. Trujillo’s portrayal of Jaime Reyes is as relatable as ever, focusing on his struggles with family dynamics and balancing the competing priorities of his superhero life. The recurring themes of self-discovery and familial bonds resonate deeply, making this issue a heartfelt farewell from a beloved creative team.

Blue Beetle #11 by Josh Trujillo (Writer), Adrián Gutiérrez (Artist), Wil Quintana (Colorist), Lucas Gattoni (Letters) Credit DC Comics

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The Art, Color and Letters

Adrián Gutiérrez’s artistic techniques in this issue are nothing short of innovative, continually pushing the boundaries of the medium. The lighting techniques used to amplify key moments are stunning, particularly in the splash pages. One standout artistic choice is the depiction of Jaime and his family conversing with past action sequences playing out in a subdued color palette behind them. This effectively immerses readers in the characters’ thoughts, enhancing the emotional depth of the scenes. Wil Quintana’s vibrant colors and the dynamic lettering further elevate the emotional and action-packed moments, making each panel a visual delight.

Blue Beetle #11 by Josh Trujillo (Writer), Adrián Gutiérrez (Artist), Wil Quintana (Colorist), Lucas Gattoni (Letters) Credit DC Comics

Final Thoughts

This creative team has crafted something truly special with this run of Blue Beetle. While it’s sad to see their tenure come to an end, they have left readers with intriguing breadcrumbs for where the story could go next. One can only hope that these storylines will be picked up again in the future. Overall, this issue is a fitting conclusion that leaves a lasting impression.

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