The Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn The Green Hornet: Golden Age Re-Mastered #8 (2011), the Green Hornet dives into a string of mysterious taxi cab explosions, uncovering a sinister plot where timed bombs are hidden in the vehicles’ radios—set to detonate mid-ride. Written by Fran Striker and illustrated by Lou Ferstadt, with inking by Bert Whitman Associates and lettering by the same, the issue delivers a tense, pulpy thriller rooted in the original Golden Age spirit. Joe Rubinstein’s cover captures the high-stakes urgency of the case with sharp, dynamic art.
When a string of taxi cab explosions rocks the city, the Green Hornet follows the trail to a sinister plot involving bomb-laden radios—only to find himself tangled in a deadly game orchestrated by a ruthless villain and a mysterious figure known as Red. With Sgt. Moran on the case and Lenore Case offering crucial support, the hunt for the truth takes a dangerous turn.
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