Green Hornet #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off Kevin Smith's 2010 run on the Green Hornet for Dynamite Entertainment, focusing on Britt Reid Jr. as he takes up his father's mantle and confronts the legacy of the original Green Hornet. The story, titled 'Sins of the Father,' delves into family secrets and introduces a new Kato while pitting the heroes against a mysterious new villain known as The Black Hornet.
"Episode One: Night and Day" kicks off Dynamite's 2010 Green Hornet series with a bold new take on the legacy of the masked vigilante. Written by Kevin Smith and illustrated by Phil Hester with inks by Jonathan Lau, the story follows a younger Britt Reid, grappling with his father’s shadow as he steps into a role he never asked for. The striking cover by Alex Ross captures the duality of hero and heir, setting the tone for a tale where duty and identity collide.
In "Episode One: Night and Day" from Green Hornet #1 (2010), the Green Hornet and Kato dismantle the last remnants of organized crime in Century City before stepping away from the fight. Years later, the city’s new generation faces a different kind of reckoning when Britt Reid’s grown son, still untethered and adrift, finds himself drawn into a world his father once ruled.
In "Episode Three: Sins of the Father," the legacy of the Green Hornet looms large as the Black Hornet strikes down Britt Reid, leaving his son, Britt Jr, to grapple with a shocking truth. Hayashi Kato reveals the secret that Britt Reid was, in fact, the Green Hornet—a revelation that reshapes everything Britt Jr thought he knew about his father.
In "Episode Five: Crash Course," Britt takes on the mantle of the Green Hornet for the first time, stepping into a role far more dangerous than he anticipated. With Mayor Scanlon quietly working with the Juumas to exploit rising crime for political gain, the city’s true threat is far from the streets— it’s in the halls of power.
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