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    Green Hornet: Year One #1

    Green Hornet: Year One » Green Hornet: Year One #1 released by Dynamite Entertainment on April 2010.

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    The Green Hornet expansion continues as Dynamite presents the original tales of comics most iconic hero! And Matt Wagner, one of the most creative creators in comics takes the reins, bringing the characters to their basic roots a la All-Star Superman, and Matt Wagner is the man to do it! Rooted in the pulp tradition, the original tales of Britt Reid, and Kato being here! Joining Wagner is artist Aaron "Sherlock Holmes" Campbell, whose stunning recreation of the industrial world of 30s Chicago is sure to wow fans across the globe! Plus, covers by Wagner, Ross, Cassaday and Segovia!

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    A great beginning to the Origins of the Hornet 0

    Green Hornet: Year One #1 by urmanitarules on June 12, 2010

       Usually, I don't really care about reading the origins of characters, yet I'm interested in knowing how exactly one person decides to wear a costume and go do something for the benefit of those who cannot protect themselves.      The Green Hornet is no exception.     I've been a fan of the Green Hornet ever since I got interested into superheroes. Along with his chauffeur and martial artist Kato, the Hornet does what few would never think of: pretend to be a criminal himself. By aligning with...

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