| Issue | #24 |
| Published | August 1993 |
| Cover Price | $1.95 |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Tony Caputo (Editor in chief); Joan Weis (Editor) |
| Characters | Green Hornet IV; Kato II |
| Genre | Superhero; Crime |
| Pencils | Tom Simonton (painting) (signed) |
| Inks | Tom Simonton (painting) (signed) |
| Colors | Tom Simonton (painting) (signed) |
| Notes | Blurb: "Free Full-Color Pinup!" |
| Characters | Green Hornet IV [Paul Reid]; Kato II [Hayashi Kato]; Harry Block (V); Glory; D.A. Diana Reid; Jon "J.J." Allan, Jr. (still called simply "Jon Allan," as in #23) |
| Synopsis | Continued from last issue: Just managing to escape the unexpected police presence at Harry Block's headquarters, The Green Hornet and Kato face another, moral, dilemma: If Kato defeats Block's Yakuza killer, Onaka Matahachi, he, publicly perceived to be an outlaw, will become a hero to the young hordes serving under Block, but if he doesn't, then genuine criminal Block will truly corrupt them. A major meeting of the various gangs under Block's control is arranged at a disused sports arena. As it is no secret on the streets, the Hornet and his associate crash the proceedings. Inevitably, the two martial arts masters square off for all the proverbial marbles. However, Kato doesn't fight back effectively, and is losing, when an incredible figure drops from the rafters--The White Ninja, Hayashi's old movie character! HE defeats Onaka, and then reveals himself to the crowd as Jon Allan, former sensei to several of them, and known to the vast majority. He makes a speech setting them back on a straight life, while Kato whispers to the Hornet that he visited Jon earlier in the day and manipulated him into this line of action, including providing the costume. Block's plans are blocked without misleading the young martial arts students into worshiping a "criminal." |
| Genre | Superhero; Crime |
| Script | Ron Fortier |
| Pencils | Patrick Zircher |
| Inks | Jim Brozman |
| Colors | Suzanne Dechnik; Holly Sanfelippo; Todd S. Tuttle |
| Letters | Andrea Albert |
| Characters | Kato II; Onaka Matahachi |
| Synopsis | Two-page, single-panel spread presenting a moment in the fight between Kato and Onaka depicted in the main story. The reverses are blank except for the standard logos of The Green Hornet (first page) and NOW Comics (last page). |
| Genre | Superhero; Martial Arts |
| Script | Ron Fortier (Sequence 1's plot) |
| Pencils | Patrick Zircher (signed) |
| Inks | David Mowry (signed) |
| Notes | Centerspread between pages 12 and 13 of Sequence 1. |
| Script | Joan Weis |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Characters | Various |
| Synopsis | Across-the-line house ad for twelve NOW issues, plus variant versions of three, with basic creative team listings and cover reproductions for all, plus a listing for a Speed Racer video with cover box repro, and repros of two Ralph Snart trading cards. |
| Pencils | Various |
| Inks | Various |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Notes | This is still two months behind, as it includes this comic's 22nd issue. |
| Characters | Members of the superhero team The Syphons. |
| Synopsis | Editorial announcement of the then still unscheduled three-issue mini-series revival of NOW Comics' first superhero comic, "Syphons," to be written by originator Allen Curtis. Includes three drawings of team members by Mark Beachum done for the mini and reduced in size for this presentation, with no logos or lettering on any. One is in color (either a cover illio or a splash page), and there is a smaller pair in b/w (multi-panel story pages). The page also carries a boxed list of NOW's staff. |
| Script | Joan Weis; Geoffrey A. White (signed as "Joan and Geoff"); Allen Curtis (plot for "Syphons" pages) |
| Pencils | Mark Beachum |
| Inks | Mark Beachum |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Reprinted | The three examples of "Syphons" art by Mark Beachum, all probably from the new first issue. |