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    Blue Beetle #16

    Blue Beetle » Blue Beetle #16 - Anywhere I Hang My Hat Is Home! released by DC Comics on September 1987.

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    Anywhere I Hang My Hat Is Home! last edited by pikahyper on 11/15/18 08:12AM View full history

    Blue Beetle must track down a murderer.

    Blue Beetle in on the trail of the serial killer known as the Skid Row Slasher. Blue Beetle tracks down the clues as the Slasher leaves a trail of bodies. Meanwhile Maxwell Fisher is on the same case with no leads. How many will die before the Slasher is stopped.

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    Blue Beetle #16 - Anywhere I Hang My Hat Is Home! by liberty on October 03, 2010

    This is a really good self contained comic.  The story looks at homeless people in a sensitive light while the Blue Beetle is trying to stop a man from killing them off one by one.  The motive of the killer was not that great and morale was a little forced but it was a good book.  It is rare to see stories like this where the good guy stops the criminal and there is a moral tone to the story.  It also showed that no matter what Blue Beetle does as a superhero he cannot stop the broader cultural ...

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