The Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #2

· Dynamite Entertainment

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In "Racketeers Go to the Dogs," the Green Hornet and Kato track down a cunning confidence man preying on local shopkeepers, only to uncover a web of corruption tied to a powerful political figure. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Bert Whitman Associates, this Golden Age Re-Mastered tale brings sharp wit and suspense to the streets of 1940s Los Angeles, with Joe Rubinstein’s cover capturing the era’s noir flair.

Contains 4 stories

Racketeers Go to the Dogs

8 pp · Superhero

Ed Lowery (Sentinel photographer)Lenore "Casey" Case (Britt's secretary)Tommy Mulhouse (introduction)Mrs. Mulhouse (introduction, Tommy's mother)Cole (villain, introduction)Allman (villain, introduction)Shorty (villain, introduction)

As the Green Hornet, Britt Reid zeroes in on a mysterious ad for a lost dog, uncovering a network of criminal operators who’ve turned pet theft into a high-stakes racket. With the help of Lenore "Casey" Case and a young boy named Tommy Mulhouse, he tracks down a trio of ruthless villains—Cole, Allman, and Shorty—whose operations extend far beyond a single missing pup.

A Copyright on Chiseling

8 pp · Superhero

Lenore "Casey" Case [Britt's secretary]Ed Lowery (Sentinel photographer)Tompkins (introduction, author)Mrs. Thompkins (introduction)Ryder (villain, introduction)Cross (villain, introduction)

Graft Beyond the Grave

6 pp · Superhero

Ed Lowery (Sentinel photographer)Lenore "Casey" Case [Britt's secretary]Gunnigan [Sentinel's city editor)Larry Borden [as Joe Hunt] (introduction)Mrs. Borden (introduction)Webster (villain, introduction)Tierney (villain, introduction)

No Sale in Premiums

8 pp · Superhero

Mike Axford (Sentinel reporter]Lenore "Casey" Case (Britt's secretary)Sergeant MoranLister (villain, introduction)Crosby (villain, introduction)

When a string of swindled storekeepers turns to the Green Hornet for help, the duo tracks down a slick confidence man with no traceable past—only to uncover a web linking him to a powerful political figure. With the help of Sentinel reporter Mike Axford and secretary Lenore "Casey" Case, the Hornet and Kato dig deeper into a scheme that reaches far beyond the storefronts.