The original Blue Beetle character was created by Charles Nicholas Wojtkoski and made his first appearance in Mystery Men Comics #1.
Dan Garrett, the first Blue Beetle, was introduced as an archaeologist who gains superpowers from a mystical scarab.
Ted Kord, the second Blue Beetle and a tech-savvy hero without superpowers but brilliant inventions, was introduced.
DC Comics acquired the rights to Blue Beetle and incorporated the characters into their universe, significantly popularizing Ted Kord's Blue Beetle.
Jaime Reyes, the third and current Blue Beetle, was introduced in Infinite Crisis #3, featuring a new, alien-powered scarab.
Jaime Reyes starred in his own solo comic book series, further developing his storyline and character.
Blue Beetle, especially Jaime Reyes version, appeared in multiple animated series including 'Batman: The Brave and the Bold' and 'Justice League Action'.
Warner Bros. announced development of a live-action Blue Beetle film starring Jaime Reyes as the lead character.
The Blue Beetle live-action film, featuring Jaime Reyes, was released, marking the character's first major big-screen appearance.
The alien Scarab lands on Earth and eventually bonds with Dan Garrett, the first Blue Beetle.
Dan Garrett discovers the Scarab and gains his superpowers, becoming the first Blue Beetle.
Dan Garrett dies after passing the Scarab to Ted Kord, ending his tenure as Blue Beetle.
Ted Kord inherits the Blue Beetle legacy without the Scarab and uses technology to fight crime.
Ted Kord becomes a prominent member of the Justice League International, gaining wider recognition.
Teenager Jaime Reyes finds the Scarab and bonds with it, becoming the new Blue Beetle with alien technology.
Jaime struggles against the Reach's plan to reclaim the Scarab, defending Earth from alien invasion.
Ted Kord is murdered, deeply affecting Jaime Reyes and motivating his heroic efforts.
Jaime joins the Teen Titans, teaming up with other young superheroes to protect the world.
