Blue Beetle Vol. 2: Forever Blue

There's a new hero in town as Jaime Reyes returns to Palmera City after the events of The Scarab War!

Jaime Reyes has returned to Palmera City, tasked with picking up the pieces from the aftermath of The Scarab War. As if that wasn't enough Victoria Kord has created a brand-new superhero who's giving Jaime Reye's alter ego, Blue Beetle, a run for his money. With Victoria Kord involved, Jaime knows there must be something nefarious below the surface. Will he be able to uncover the secrets of this mysterious new hero and get out alive?

Collects Blue Beetle #7-12

Author: Josh Trujillo
Publisher: DC Comics
Published: 01/14/2025
Pages: 136
Binding Type: Paperback
ISBN13: 9781779528599
ISBN10: 1779528590
BISAC Categories:
- Comics & Graphic Novels | Superheroes (see also Fiction | Superheroes)
- Comics & Graphic Novels | Supervillains
- Comics & Graphic Novels | Action & Adventure

About the Author
Josh Trujillo is a writer, editor, and narrative designer based in Los Angeles. He has worked with clients including Marvel, HBO, Google, Telltale Games, Netflix, and DC Comics, among others.

Trujillo is the creator of the colorful children's book Lost Beast, Found Friend, the sports comedy Dodge City, the historical romance Declaration, and more. His work spans different genre and audiences, including children's fiction, history, gaming, and queer issues. Trujillo has written for various iconic characters, including Superman, Wonder Woman, and The Flash. He has also written official comics based on Rick and Morty, Adventure Time, among others.

In 2020, he contributed to the Ignatz award-winning anthology Be Gay, Do Comics. Trujillo's work is also featured in DC Comics and IDW's Eisner award-winning Love is Love, benefiting victims of the Orlando nightclub tragedy, and the Ringo award-nominated Mine!, benefiting Planned Parenthood. In 2018, Dodge Citywas named one of the year's best comics by AV Club.

Trujillo speaks for inclusiveness and diversity in popular media, is a regular of conventions around the country, and has moderated discussion panels on historical comics, writing all-ages comics, and self-publishing.