Green Hornet Comics, #15
Published: November 1943
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Issue Contents:
Nazi Ghost Ship
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Credits
- Pencils: Alex Schomburg
- Pencils: Al Avison
- Inks: Alex Schomburg
- Inks: Al Avison
The Coins of Conscience
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Credits
- Pencils: Jerry Robinson
- Inks: Jerry Robinson
Story Featuring Spirit of '76
"Our story opens in that land of sorrow and bloodshed..."
Credits
- Script: Bob Powell
- Pencils: Bob Powell
- Inks: Bob Powell
Plans and Plants
Story Featuring Zebra
Storyline
Doyle is visited by a man who claims he is going to kill Tilford Adams and wants to retain a lawyer, but when the man in question IS murdered, Doyle is quick to get his client off. Secretly, the Zebra sets a trap for the killer in order to get back some blueprints stolen from the murdered man.
Credits
- Pencils: Arturo Cazeneuve
- Inks: Arturo Cazeneuve
The Case of the Professor's Paralysis Ray
Story Featuring Twinkle Twins
Nazi Ghost Ship
Story Notes
The Story Behind the Cover.
'Sissy' the Lion
"Step on it, Sissy..."
Storyline
When Coogan's Circus goes bankrupt, "smallest man in the world" Col. Midge is given Sissy the lion in lieu of back pay. Midge decides to ride Sissy into town to get lunch. At a diner, everyone runs away from Sissy despite her mild and cowardly disposition, so Midge has to make lunch himself.
Story Notes
Sissy is referred to as a female lion, but she has a male lion's mane.
The Seven-In-One Spy
Story Featuring Mighty Midgets
Credits
- Script: Art Helfant
- Pencils: Art Helfant
- Inks: Art Helfant
- Letters: Art Helfant
The Case of Liberty's Survival
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Credits
- Pencils: Jerry Robinson
- Inks: Jerry Robinson
Storyline
Assorted puzzles & games. Bottom half of the page is an ad for the publisher's own Army & Navy Fun Parade and Hello Buddies magazines.