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The Green Hornet#6
Cover: Dave Dorman

The Green Hornet #6

Apr 1990 · Now · 1.75 USD; 2.25 CAD
“The New Green Hornet”

In "The New Green Hornet," writer Ron Fortier and artist Jeff Butler kick off a pivotal chapter as Paul Reid, wearing Alan's old Hornet suit, steps into the legacy with a salvaged scrapbook and a newly forged identity. With the Black Beauty restored and a mysterious new Kato named Mishi emerging at a critical moment, the fight against the Devane siblings takes a dangerous turn—just as young Danny learns the truth behind the mask. Cover by Dave Dorman captures the intensity of this transformation, marking a bold new era for the Hornet in a 1990 comic that redefines the mythos.

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writer Ron Fortier · artist Jeff Butler · inker David Mowry · colorist The Now Staff · letterer Patrick Williams · cover Dave Dorman

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colorist The Now Staff
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Continued from last issue: Britt II and Paul Reid arrive at the burning Reid mansion, where Paul manages to get Diana out. A few days later, the young man, wearing Alan's Hornet costume, drives the new Black Beauty to the ruins, where he salvages a scrapbook, Britt I's memoirs, and the painting of "The Masked Rider of the Plains" then drives to Reid Tower [It was Paul at this point in time, not Alan, who was seen in the opening pages of NOW's Green Hornet Vol. 1 (1989 series) #2]. The Devane siblings discuss the events, David saying he wants revenge on Britt II for his having "killed Dad." Diana regains consciousness in her sick bed in the Tower and is told her father did not survive (that she has is kept secret). She attempts to confess having inadvertently tipped Angela that the Reids were the Hornets, but Britt had already figured that out. Paul, still wearing Alan's outfit, walks in. He and Britt go to another room, where Paul improvises his own Hornet costume, at which point six-year-old Danny walks in and learns the family secret. Paul takes the new Black Beauty and new Hornet Sting--an electronic stun gun--out to "hit" a Devane operation. Unfortunately, the neophyte Hornet is soon cornered, but a new "Kato"--Mishi--appears. Continued next issue....

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