The Green Hornet #13
In "Forever Green," the environmentalist Forever Green Foundation fractures as new co-owner Corey White pushes for violent action after an Alaskan oil spill, rallying his Green Army under a militant banner. When founder Nancy McKenna discovers that White deems civilian deaths acceptable, she secretly reaches out to D.A. Reid—only for the Green Hornet to intervene, kidnapping McKenna to protect her from an imminent Green Army attack. Written by Dave Darrigo and Diane M. Piron, with art by Tod Smith and inks by David Mowry, this issue builds tension with a clandestine alliance and a looming threat, all under Gale Heimbach’s striking cover.
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An oil company's tanker spill off the coast of Alaska gives Corey White, new co-owner of the environmentalist Forever Green Foundation, the incentive he needs to provoke the "rank-and-file" members to follow his violent military-style attack agenda, via his Green Army. When founder Nancy McKenna overhears a report that ten civilian dead from an attack on a power plant is "acceptable," she confronts White, who tells her that, as she gave him "a free hand" when she needed his financial aid, there's nothing she can do. Learning of a plan to sabotage next week's World Business Conference, she makes a clandestine meeting with D.A. Reid, and tells all. Diana realizes that this is beyond her official resources, calls Paul, and the Green Hornet "kidnaps" McKenna from the authorities, just ahead of a Green Army assault team. Continued next issue....
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