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.
Painted cover art by Steve Rude. A Death In The Family, script by Ron Fortier, pencils by Jeff Butler, inks by David Mowry;
1981: Shortly after the funeral of Britt I's wife, Britt II proposes to his secretary, Lenore Case. 1983: A few months following the birth of the couple's son (22 August 1983), nephew Alan announces his and Paul's knowledge of the family secret and his intent to become the third Green Hornet. October 7, 1986: Syndicate heiress Angela DeVane "executes" an informer within her family's organization, and with an explosive booby trap kills the new Hornet on his way to his very first mission, a meeting with that informer. The Reid Family Tree/The Kato Family Tree filler page.
36 pgs. $1.75. Cover price $1.75.
Painted cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz. Bloodlines, script by Ron Fortier, pencils by Jeff Butler, inks by David Mowry.
Thanks to the timely appearance of the newest Kato, the equally new Green Hornet is saved, the Devane operation is exposed, and its direct participants arrested; A conference among Reids and Katos at the Tower leads to a suspicion.
Collector's Edition (indicated by Giant Poster cover banner and cover price of $2.75). The Terror Express. Story by Jeff Butler and Ron Fortier. Art and cover by Jeff Butler.
An alternate-history series that has the Green Hornet and Kato battling spies during World War II and meeting some familiar faces of the era. The Hornet tracks the German spies to a moving train, where they are planning to abduct and replace the President – only to find hes too late. Featuring cameos by Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The cover is a homage to the Alex Schomburg cover for Green Hornet # 17 (1944).
Polybagged with a poster and trading card
32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.75.
Standard Edition (indicated by cover price of $2.50). The Terror Express. Story by Jeff Butler and Ron Fortier. Art and cover by Jeff Butler.
An alternate-history series that has the Green Hornet and Kato battling spies during World War II and meeting some familiar faces of the era. The Hornet tracks the German spies to a moving train, where they are planning to abduct and replace the President – only to find hes too late. Featuring cameos by Clark Kent, Lois Lane and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. The cover is a homage to the Alex Schomburg cover for Green Hornet # 17 (1944).
No polybag or poster came with this edition.
32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.50.
Standard Edition (indicated by Final Chapter cover banner and cover price of $2.50). Finale for FDR. Story by Jeff Butler and Ron Fortier. Art and cover by Jeff Butler.
An alternate-history series that has the Green Hornet and Kato battling spies during World War II and meeting some familiar faces of the era. Aided by their new allies, the Green Hornet and Kato close in on the Baroness and her Nazi minions. Featuring a cameo by Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
No polybag or poster came with this edition.
32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.50.
Cover pencils by Mark Miraglia, inks by Dan Schaefer. New Dreams, Old Nightmares, script by James Van Hise, pencils by Dru Woodard, inks by Dave Simons
An aging Paul Reid is looking at scrapbooks of old Green Hornet newspaper clippings. October 4, 1967: The bombing of a bank announces the debut of a new version of a dead criminal, Inferno. 1949: A madman calling himself Inferno was burning various and apparently unrelated targets. Even as the first Hornet/Kato team closed in on him, another masked hero, the Dark Agent, got there first, and a great explosion seemed to take two lives. Now the name and style are being used by someone else, who seems to strike only financial institutions. At a meeting of crime bosses, the Green Hornet tells the others that he suspects that the cash, securities, etc., are being removed first, and they agree to work together to stop Inferno. A shadowy figure has been watching the meeting, however.
Photographs of NOW's original Green Hornet artist Jeff Butler, Mr. T, NOW's frequent Green Hornet writer Ron Fortier and inker David Mowry, TV Green Hornet actor Van Williams, and fans Scott Heathcote and Michelle Latimer, costumed as Hornet II and Kato III, at various then-recent conventions.
36 pgs. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.
