Green Hornet comic books issue 1 1988-1990

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Direct Edition. Painted cover art by Jim Steranko. My Last Case, script by Ron Fortier, pencils by Jeff Butler, inks by David Mowry; In his twilight years, Britt Reid I sits in his study and writes his memoirs; He describes his grandfather's ill-fated career as a Texas Ranger, his father's education in journalism and the founding of the Daily Sentinel newspaper; Then Britt himself enters the narrative, and he describes a trip to the Far East during which he met and saved the life of Ikano Kato; The increasing criminal activity found upon their return to The City ultimately leads Britt and Ikano to become the Green Hornet and his associate in 1936. Extract from Britt I's memoirs text story by Ron Fortier. The Reid Family Tree/The Kato Family Tree by Fortier. An essay describing NOW's new Green Hornet and Little Monsters comic series, and their releases of Speed Racer videos, pencils by Jeff Laubenstein. 52 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

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Newsstand Edition. Painted cover art by Jim Steranko. My Last Case, script by Ron Fortier, pencils by Jeff Butler, inks by David Mowry; In his twilight years, Britt Reid I sits in his study and writes his memoirs; He describes his grandfather's ill-fated career as a Texas Ranger, his father's education in journalism and the founding of the Daily Sentinel newspaper; Then Britt himself enters the narrative, and he describes a trip to the Far East during which he met and saved the life of Ikano Kato; The increasing criminal activity found upon their return to The City ultimately leads Britt and Ikano to become the Green Hornet and his associate in 1936. Extract from Britt I's memoirs text story by Ron Fortier. The Reid Family Tree/The Kato Family Tree by Fortier. An essay describing NOW's new Green Hornet and Little Monsters comic series, and their releases of Speed Racer videos, pencils by Jeff Laubenstein. 52 pgs. $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

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Cover by Jeff Butler. Cover price $3.95.

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Cover art by Dell Barras. "The Burma Horse", Part One: Down And Dirty, script by Van Williams (story premise) and Robert Ingersoll (full plot and script), painted art by Dell Barras; As the second Green Hornet & Kato team break up a drug ring in The City, the senior partner receives a bullet wound to the upper left arm. The injury is superficial, but enough to put him out of action for a while (and to make him think about "retirement"). Hayashi consequently opts to accept a long-standing invitation to visit his family back in Japan and catches a flight "the next day." The two Brits find nothing more interesting in the drug ring's captured records, made available to them by District Attorney Diana Reid (no appearance), than the "reference to something called "The Burma Horse." 36 pgs. $1.75. Cover price $1.75.

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1st printing. Story and art by Jeff Butler and Ron Frontier. Cover by Jeff Butler. Introduction by Van Williams (the actor who played the Green Hornet in the 1960s TV show). Millions of Green Hornet fans grew up hearing, then watching their favorite hero battle the forces of evil. The Green Hornet! He and his faithful partner Kato patrol the nights of a big city as costumed vigilantes - working outside the klaw to bring to justice criminals who elude the police. This collection includes: the memoirs of the first Green Hornet, Britt Reid; the Kato and Reid Family Trees; the evolution of the Black Beauty, the technologically advanced car invented by the Green Hornet and improved by each generation. Hardcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 234 pages, full color.

Volume 1 - 1st printing. By James Van Hise. Pioneer presents a series of books on the great superhero serials by James Van Hise, a writer who focuses on pulp, comics and sci-fi history. Radio superhero (and the Lone Ranger's 1930s nephew), The Green Hornet came to the screen in two Universal serials in 1940 and 1941, starring Gordon Jones and Keye Luke (as co-hero Kato). Interestingly, whenever Britt Reid put on the mask of The Green Hornet, his voice was dubbed by Al Hodge, who played GH on the radio. Screen credits are included for the completist. Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, Text (with B&W Photos). Cover price $14.95.