The Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #4, written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Bert Whitman Associates, brings back the classic vigilante with a gritty, no-nonsense edge. When a string of suspicious deaths near the waterfront draws the Hornet’s scrutiny, he uncovers a sinister insurance scam preying on the desperate. Cover by Joe Rubinstein captures the shadowy tension of a case that’s far from what it seems.
When Miss Case is taken, the Green Hornet uncovers a shadowy plot involving the city’s major printing plants, where a group of villains—Pete Nibblo, Butch, Smoky, and Smithton—have colluded to manipulate prices and control the press. With the help of reporter Mike Axford and the quiet resolve of Lenore Case, the Hornet races to expose a conspiracy that threatens the city’s very voice.
In "null," Britt Reid, the Green Hornet, teams up with Kato to unravel a web of staged burglaries targeting major insurance firms. As the Hornet investigates a series of suspicious claims, he crosses paths with a cast of suspicious figures—including the enigmatic Smoky Joe Barner, the calculating Steve, and the sinister Gotrocks—each with their own motives in a scheme that's far more than just theft.
When a string of mysterious deaths near the waterfront draws the Green Hornet’s vigilante eye, he uncovers a sinister scheme orchestrated by a network of criminals exploiting the vulnerable. As the Hornet delves into the web of deceit, he confronts a group of ruthless figures—including Stan Winters, Jonathan White, Joe, Sam, and Lefty—whose greed masks a deadly conspiracy.
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