Green Hornet Comics, #34
Published: May-June 1947
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Issue Contents:
The 216
Story Featuring Green Hornet
"Hurry, Kato! Get Black Beauty ready!"
Story Notes
Title from the story.
The Obituary Murders
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Slaughter Island
Story Featuring Spirit of '76
Credits
- Script: Bob Powell
- Pencils: Bob Powell
- Inks: Bob Powell
Out West
Story Featuring Mighty Midgets
Credits
- Script: Art Helfant
- Pencils: Art Helfant
- Inks: Art Helfant
Story Notes
This is the final appearance of the "Mighty Midgets" feature.
Portrait of a Murderer
Story Featuring Blonde Bomber
Credits
- Script: Bob Powell
- Pencils: Bob Powell
- Inks: Bob Powell
Story Notes
This is the final appearance of the "Blonde Bomber" feature in Green Hornet Comics. The feature appears next in Femzine (AC, 2003 Series) #2 (2003).
Story Featuring Man in Black
"Good evening!! I am your story-teller, Mr. Twilight, the Man in Black!"
Storyline
Female pilot Martha Gilmore crashes in Tibet, where the scientists twice allow her to die then bring her back to life. When they try the same trick with her fiance Len Martin, the Man in Black steps in, and when Len returns from the dead, he kills the scientist and flees with Martha.
Credits
- Script: Bob Powell
- Pencils: Bob Powell
- Inks: Bob Powell
Story Notes
This is the final appearance of the "Man in Black" feature in Green Hornet Comics. The feature appears next in Terry and the Pirates Comics (Harvey, 1947 Series) #11 (August 1948). After Amelia Earhart's disappearance in 1937, the first woman to fly around the world was Jerrie Mock in 1964. Neither's route went anywhere near Moscow.
The 216
Story Featuring Roddy
"Take good care of Lil' Stevie, Rod. Okay!"
Story Notes
The feature is usually spelled 'Roddy'. This is the final appearance of the "Roddy" feature.
Story Featuring Flossie
"This pair will make a nice gift for your sick friend..."