The Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #6
In "Brit Reid, on a vacation in Oldville Center, is framed on a murder rap …," the Green Hornet finds himself caught in a web of deceit when a deadly Tong war erupts in the city’s oriental district. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Bert Whitman Associates, this Golden Age Re-Mastered issue sees Britt Reid uncovering a secret tied to a sacred tablet split between rival Tongs—each holding half of a key to a legendary treasure meant to help rebuild China. The cover by Joe Rubinstein captures the tension with a striking, shadowed portrait of the Hornet in his signature pose.
When a violent Tong war erupts in the city’s oriental district, the Green Hornet steps in to uncover the truth behind the chaos. With help from reporter Mike Axford and Sgt. Moran, he learns that rival Tongs are locked in a deadly struggle over a sacred tablet—its missing half held by a mysterious figure named Chin Chow. The stakes are high, as the complete tablet could reveal a hidden treasure meant to help rebuild China.
The Green Hornet tracks a ruthless crime syndicate after Mike Axford is shot and taken, his investigation into the murder of Spud O'Hara now a deadly trap. With Sgt. Moran closing in and a pair of new, violent players—Little Marty and the un-named gangsters—racing to seize control, the streets of the city turn into a high-stakes battleground.
When a phantom truck begins sabotaging rival trucking operations, the Green Hornet and Kato go after the shadowy driver behind the wheel—only to find themselves tangled in a web of corporate sabotage involving a new villain, Tony Sigi, and a crew of un-named gang members, all tied to the ambitious Mr. Walsh and a relentless Sentinel reporter, Mike Axford.
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