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Cover: Joe Rubinstein

The Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #5

Dec 2010 · Dynamite Entertainment · 3.99 USD
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In "The Capture of the Green Hornet, Part 1," the Green Hornet confronts the devastating consequences of corruption when he uncovers that builder Jake Saco sacrificed structural integrity to cut costs—leading to a deadly bridge collapse. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Bert Whitman Associates, this pivotal issue from the 2010 Golden Age Re-Mastered series sees the Hornet stepping beyond his usual vigilante role to pursue justice through the law, with Joe Rubinstein's cover capturing the tension of the moment.

Contains 5 stories
Untitled Crime story
6 pp · Crime, Superhero
Sgt. MoranLenore Case (Reid's secretary)Gunnigan (Sentinel's City Editor)Mike Axford (Sentinel reporter)James Blackstone [Pete Blackstone] (business man)Gallini (villain, introduction, scientist)Monte Risto (villain, introduction, death?)Mona (villain, introduction, Risto's partner)
Untitled Crime story
6 pp · Crime, Superhero
Sgt. MoranLenore Case (Reid's secretary)Mike Axford (Sentinel reporter)Miss Jones (introduction, a stenographer)Gunnigan (Sentinel's City Editor)Mrs. Basset (introduction, Basset's wife)Amos Basset [George Cooper] (villain, introduction)
Untitled Crime story
5 pp · Crime, Superhero
Sgt. MoranMike Axford (Sentinel reporter)Dave Dexter (introduction)Hamilton Drexel (villain, introduction)Butch (villain, introduction)Pete (villain, introduction)Steve (villain, introduction)Herr von Serpent (villain, introduction)

In "null," the Green Hornet digs into a web of criminal deceit when a young man is wrongfully caught in a staged car accident, his father’s secret airplane plans now the target of a ruthless gang. With the help of Sentinel reporter Mike Axford and the relentless Sgt. Moran, the Hornet uncovers a conspiracy led by the enigmatic Hamilton Drexel and his henchmen—Butch, Pete, Steve, and the sinister Herr von Serpent—whose ambitions stretch far beyond a simple theft.

The Capture of the Green Hornet, Part 1
4 pp · Crime, Superhero
Sgt. MoranMike Axford (Sentinel reporter)Lowry (Sentinel reporter)Lenore Case (Reid's secretary)Frank Smith (introduction)Emma Smith (introduction)Hank Evans (introduction)

When the Sentinel’s newsroom grows dull, Lenore Case sparks a bold idea: why not go out and capture the Green Hornet? With reporters Mike Axford and Lowry, and a few others from the office, the plan takes a wild turn—just as the city’s most elusive vigilante might be about to walk right into their hands.

Jake Saco and the Broken Bridge
6 pp · Crime, Superhero
Mike Axford (Sentinel reporter)Danny (Sentinel pressman)Jake Saco (villain, introduction)

When the Green Hornet learns that villain Jake Saco sabotaged a new bridge by hollowing its support columns to cut costs—leading to a deadly collapse—he sets out to bring Saco to justice, determined to see the man held accountable for the lives lost.

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cover pencils, inks Joe Rubinstein

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↩ Reprints Green Hornet Comics #3 (1941), Green Hornet Comics #4 (1941)

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