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Green Hornet Comics, #7

Published: June 1942

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Green Hornet Comics #7

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1.000 pages superhero
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Join American Red Cross
Story 1 1.000 pages
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Story Notes

On inside front cover.

Meet Our Heroes
Story 2 1.000 pages
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The Case of the Murdering Clown
Story 3 8.000 pages superhero
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The Clown finds a way to cheat the electric chair and get his revenge.

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Story Notes

Pencil credit from Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr. 28-02-2009. Sergeant Morgan is also identified as Sergeant Moran.

Case of Museum Mummy
Story 4 6.000 pages superhero
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At the opening of the Tutenkiem exhibit the discoverer of the mummy dies.

Story 5 2.000 pages humor; military

"So long, yardbirds! I'm off on a ten day furlough! Kiss th' rest of th' boys good-bye for me!"

Storyline

Daffy gets a ten-day furlough and he doesn't want to see any soldiers in uniform.

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Story Notes

"Daffy Drafty" is a feature that usually appears in the cartoon magazine Army and Navy Fun Parade (Harvey, 1942 Series), but will also appear in Harvey's comic books, seemingly at random.

Story 6 8.000 pages superhero

"Gary Blakely, great, great grandson of Captain Ralston, aid-de-camp to General Washington, returns from England to serve the United States!!"

Storyline

Gary Blakely learns of a Nazi plot to blow up West Point, dressing up in his great, great grandfather's uniform he calls himself the Spirit of '76 and fights the Nazis.

Introducing the Blonde Bomber
Story 7 6.000 pages detective-mystery
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Honey saves Carmen from trying to kill herself.

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Story Notes

Art credit via Jim Vadeboncoeur Jr, 28-02-2009.

Robin Hood Lives Again!
Story 8 8.000 pages superhero
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Dr. Fairbanks has decided to fight crime dressing up as Robin Hood and assembling a band of Merry Men. With his new recruit they go after a gang running a protection racket on truck drivers.

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Story Notes

Pencil credit via Jim Vadeboncouer Jr, 28-02-2009.

Story 9 3.000 pages superhero

"The Clown was an egotistical man with a malignant mind."

Storyline

How the Green Hornet first defeated the Clown.

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Story 10 1.000 pages humor

"Who is it to-night, Maisie?"

Storyline

Maisie met a guy who does magic tricks.

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Story 11 2.000 pages humor; military

"Why don't you run along home, mom? I'm getting plenty of vitamins."

Story Notes

Six cartoons (two by Strauss, one by Cooper, one by Richter, one by Al Weine, and one unsigned), and two text only jokes.

Forgotten Me (1)

Featuring Green Hornet Buzzers

Story 12 2.000 pages
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Story Notes

On page 1, rearrange a phrase to get a phrase meaning the opposite, solve a cryptogram, make a three-word sentence from the provided letters, connect the dots, create seven words from the supplied letters, rearrange and remove one latter to create a word that mnatches the definition, and rearrange the letters to spell eight foods. On page 2, rearrange the letters to form sports, place three sevens together to make 8, number puzzle, letter dropping, and twelve tanks.

Story 13 7.000 pages humor

"I'm Foxy!"

Storyline

Goliath and the Mighty Midgets join the Army.

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Story 14 1.000 pages

"Watch for the next big issue on sale around June 5th."

John Doyle Convicted of Murder (1)
Story 15 8.660 pages superhero
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Sentenced to death for a murder he did not commit by politicians who are protecting the real murderer, John Doyle escapes from prison and turns his convict uniform into a superhero costume as the Zebra. Fearing that Doyle's girl knows something about the murder, Happy Mike and his boys seek her out to shut her up for good. But the Zebra intervenes, saves Mary and learns that Happy Mike is the true killer.

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Ink credits via Jim Vadeboncoeur 28-02-2009.

Story 16 0.340 pages

"Green Hornet on the air coast to coast"

Featuring Buglerettes

Story 17 1.000 pages humor; military

"And to think I once paid ten good bucks for an auto horn that sounded like that!"

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Six cartoons about Army buglers. Only appearance of the "Buglerettes" feature.

Story 18 1.000 pages

"3 comics that you should put on your must list"

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Back cover.