Green Hornet Comics, #42
Published: November 1948
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Issue Contents:
Story Featuring Green Hornet
"Seven Oaks Orphanage"
Treachery on the Waterfront
Story Featuring Green Hornet
The Orphanage Racket
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Story Featuring Dotty Dripple
"Daddy, will you mind my lemonade stand while I..."
Credits
- Script: Buford Tune
- Pencils: Buford Tune
- Inks: Buford Tune
Crime Can't Win
Story Featuring Kerry Drake
Credits
- Script: Allen Saunders
- Pencils: Alfred Andriola
- Inks: Alfred Andriola
Story Notes
strip reprints The "Kerry Drake" feature already appears regularly in Kerry Drake Detective Cases (Harvey, 1948 Series), and will now appear in Green Hornet Comics too.
Secret of the Tomb
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Case of the Golden Eye
Story Featuring Green Hornet
Story Featuring Dotty Dripple
"Horace, I wish you'd go in and stir the stew while..."
Credits
- Pencils: Buford Tune
- Script: Buford Tune
- Inks: Buford Tune
The Funsational Humphrey!
Storyline
House ads for Joe Palooka 26 & Humphrey #1 comics, with cover repros
Story Featuring Dotty Dripple
"Dotty! I'm going outside for a nap!"
Credits
- Pencils: Buford Tune
- Script: Buford Tune
- Inks: Buford Tune
Winnie Goes to a Dance
Story Featuring Winnie the Waitress
Credits
- Pencils: Vic Herman
- Inks: Vic Herman
Sensational!
Storyline
House ads for Green Hornet 43 and Black Cat 14 comics, with cover repros
The Babe Ruth Story
Ad Featuring Captain Tootsie , Ad Featuring Tootsie Roll
"Hootin' zoots, Captain Tootsie, are we really gonna see a movie being made here?"
Storyline
Captain Tootsie and the kids go to Yankee Stadium to watch William Bendix film a scene for the movie "The Babe Ruth Story." The movie scene recreates the famous "Called Home Run" from the 1932 World Series.
Credits
- Script: C. C. Beck
- Script: Rod Reed
- Pencils: C. C. Beck
- Inks: C. C. Beck
- Letters: C. C. Beck
Story Notes
Photo of William Bendix in last panel.
Story Featuring Dotty Dripple
"I don't know why you called a plumber, Dotty!"
Credits
- Pencils: Buford Tune
- Script: Buford Tune
- Inks: Buford Tune
Story Notes
The inside-front cover