The Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Numbers Racket," Britt Reid, the Green Hornet, investigates a shooting at a tourist camp that stirs up political pressure to regulate the industry—just as a shadowy figure named Tasker emerges as a likely obstacle to reform. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Bert Whitman Associates, this 2010 Dynamite Entertainment re-mastered tale brings the Golden Age spirit to life with sharp storytelling and period-accurate art, while Joe Rubinstein’s cover captures the tension with a striking, noir-inspired image.
In "The Numbers Racket," the Green Hornet and Kato take on a web of corruption when a police officer is framed for accepting a bribe, setting them against a trio of ruthless racketeers—Capt. Sheldrake, Dutcher, and Brunt—while navigating the tense dynamics of a city under siege from organized crime. With help from Lenore Case and Ed Lowry, the duo must uncover the truth before the system itself is compromised.
The Green Hornet takes on a dangerous quack doctor running a fraudulent cure-all scheme from across the border, using a radio broadcast to target desperate patients. With help from Sentinel reporter Mike Axford and Dr. Seaton, he uncovers the deception behind the so-called miracle treatments—while Dr. Canfield, the villain behind the racket, begins to tighten his grip on the city’s fear.
When a shooting shakes a tourist camp, Britt Reid finds himself caught between a rising political push to regulate the industry and a shadowy figure named Tasker, whose criminal grip may be behind the violence. With help from Sentinel reporter Mike Axford and Senator Young’s growing concern, the Green Hornet must uncover the truth before the bill is crushed—and the campers are left vulnerable.
In "Snyder, Machine Politician," the Green Hornet takes on a corrupt political powerhouse named Snyder, whose web of deceit drains state funds through a network of rackets. With the help of reporter Mike Axford and city editor Gunnigan, the Green Hornet uncovers the conspiracy—only to face a dangerous trio of enforcers led by Turk and Betty, all under Snyder’s command.
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