Always dressed in red, Joan Mason was an American crime reporter who, at different periods of her career, wrote for The Bulletin, Daily Blade, New York Chronicle and Daily Planet. She was Dan Garret's on-again, off-again girlfriend. She never figured out her love interest was secretly the Blue Beetle but, otherwise, was fairly smart and capable; even coming up with plans on how to capture criminals such as the Sinister Sphinx. Her father was an admiral in the Navy. Aside from appearing in Blue Beetle stories, she had her own feature during the mid-1940s.
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| - Always dressed in red, Joan Mason was an American crime reporter who, at different periods of her career, wrote for The Bulletin, Daily Blade, New York Chronicle and Daily Planet. She was Dan Garret's on-again, off-again girlfriend. She never figured out her love interest was secretly the Blue Beetle but, otherwise, was fairly smart and capable; even coming up with plans on how to capture criminals such as the Sinister Sphinx. Her father was an admiral in the Navy. Aside from appearing in Blue Beetle stories, she had her own feature during the mid-1940s.
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| - Always dressed in red, Joan Mason was an American crime reporter who, at different periods of her career, wrote for The Bulletin, Daily Blade, New York Chronicle and Daily Planet. She was Dan Garret's on-again, off-again girlfriend. She never figured out her love interest was secretly the Blue Beetle but, otherwise, was fairly smart and capable; even coming up with plans on how to capture criminals such as the Sinister Sphinx. Her father was an admiral in the Navy. Aside from appearing in Blue Beetle stories, she had her own feature during the mid-1940s.
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