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While I do like the concepts of Yellow and Green Beetles, the Horizon, and more exploration of Blue Beetle lore, I don't like this story as a whole. Fadeaway is one of the worst new DC Comics characters and everything I've learned about Fadeaway comes across as left-wing bullshit. Also, Victoria Kord from the Blue Beetle movie made her comics debut, but while she isn't outright evil as her cinematic counterpart, she does come across as a totally unlikeable individual and that doesn't sit right with me. Also, I REALLY, REALLY, hate heroes fighting other heroes over a misunderstanding. It's crap like that which led to Civil War, Avengers vs. X-Men, and other hero vs. hero events. All in all, Blue Beetle: Graduation Day sucks and is a shining example of what happens when leftist ideologies takes precedence over storytelling. It's also why comic sales are very low these days.

I would designate each universe as a galaxy rather than an Earth, unlike the DC and Marvel Universes. G1 = Star Wars Legends (Thrawn Trilogy, New Jedi Order, Shadows of the Empire, etc.) G2 = New Canon (Sequel Trilogy, Rogue One, Solo, Rebels, Resistance, etc.) G3 = Star Wars Infinities: A New Hope G4 = Star Wars Infinities: The Empire Strikes Back G5 = Star Wars Infinities: Return of the Jedi G6 = LEGO Star Wars (Yoda Chronicles, Freemaker Adventures, All-Stars, etc.) G7 = The Star Wars (Published and inspired by George Lucas' original screenplay) G8 = Tag & Bink Universe G9 = Star Wars: Dark Forces II - Jedi Knight, Dark Side!K

It never made sense to me that mutants would be feared and hated by humanity all because of different DNA which grants them unique abilities and appearances, yet superhumans, Inhumans, Gods, and even to some degree aliens, all of which also gives them unique abilities and appearances, are accepted by humanity. The usual explanation is that mutants are an allegory for real-life minorities, such as people of color, members of the LGBTQ community, Jews, and Muslims, a theme which has been used in many X-Men comics as well as their non-comic media adaptations. But what if it didn't have to be that way? What if the X-Men actually succeeded in br