Tales of the Green Hornet #3

In "Gun Metal Green," the Green Hornet confronts a past that refuses to stay buried when a news report of a gang shooting stirs memories of a forgotten letter from Dr. Tracy Loring. Written by James Van Hise and illustrated by James Tucker, with inks by John Stangeland and colors by Suzanne Dechnik, this 1992 tale sees the Hornet and Kato rushing a wounded eight-year-old, Johnny Fairbanks, into a hospital after a violent clash with the Red Hook Gang. Cover by James Martin, the issue blends tense action with quiet reflection, as the masked vigilante grapples with the cost of justice in a city that never forgets, but rarely remembers right.