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Green Hornet / Miss Fury #3

Mar 2025 · Dynamite Entertainment · 4.99 USD
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Green Hornet/Miss Fury #3 (March 12, 2025) serves as the dramatic pivot of Dynamite's five-issue crossover between two Golden Age pulp characters whose shared publishing history stretches back to the 1940s — one of relatively few modern team-up series to treat both leads as genuine equals in the investigation rather than positioning one as the guest star. The issue delivers the unmasking of the 'Mask Murderer,' the central mystery threading the entire series, while simultaneously fracturing the partnership of Britt Reid and Kato in a confrontation that forces every character to reckon with questions of loyalty and trust. Because Miss Fury — created by June Tarpé Mills and first published in 1941 — holds the distinction of being the first female superhero created by a woman, any story that places her alongside the Green Hornet carries inherent historical weight, spotlighting a character whose cultural importance has long outpaced her mainstream recognition. The series also represents a conscious effort to set two classic pulp properties within a 1960s aesthetic that nods to the Green Hornet's television era, a creative choice that gives the crossover a distinct identity separate from both characters' Golden Age roots.

artist, inker, colorist Francesco Francavilla · cover Francesco Francavilla

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History

The series was conceived when Dynamite approached writer Alex Segura, who immediately recruited co-writer Henry Barajas as a collaborator, with artist Federico Sorressa rounding out the creative team. Segura framed the project publicly as a love letter to pulp heroics rather than a continuity-heavy reimagining, deliberately setting the story in the 1960s to draw on the atmosphere of the Green Hornet's television run — including Bruce Lee's Kato — while layering it with neo-noir visual and narrative textures. Issue #3, on sale March 12, 2025, falls at the series' structural midpoint and was subsequently collected, along with all five issues, in a trade paperback announced for October 2025.

Trivia · 8 facts

  • Published by Dynamite Entertainment; on sale March 12, 2025; written by Alex Segura with Henry Barajas, art by Federico Sorressa.
  • Issue #3 is the third chapter of a five-issue limited series; the complete run was collected in a trade paperback solicited for October 2025.
  • The central plot development is the revelation of the 'Mask Murderer's' true identity — a figure connected to someone within the Green Hornet's circle of trust, forcing a direct confrontation between Britt Reid and Kato.
  • Miss Fury plays an active, independent role in resolving the crisis, with her own parallel investigation providing the key to survival for all three costumed crimefighters.
  • The series is set in the 1960s, intentionally evoking the era of the Green Hornet's TV series rather than the characters' original 1930s–40s Golden Age settings.
  • Miss Fury (Marla Drake), one of the two title characters, was created by June Tarpé Mills in 1941 and is historically recognized as the first female superhero created by a woman.
  • Issue #3 carried variant covers by Francesco Francavilla, Jae Lee & June Chung, Jonathan Case, and Jacob Edgar, with multiple ratio incentive virgin and line-art editions also published.
  • The overarching series premise — both heroes sharing the late Silver Shrike (Professor Javier Mercado) as a secret mentor — is the invented fictional bond justifying the crossover's team-up.

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artist, inker, colorist Francesco Francavilla
cover pencils, inks Francesco Francavilla

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