Green Hornet # 25 (Dynamite Comics 2012)

Green Hornet #25 (Dynamite Entertainment 2012)

The "senses-shattering" street-level warfare of Century City hits a milestone, "mind-blowing" crescendo in this double-sized anniversary spectacular. Released in mid-2012, this "weird and twisted" landmark 25th issue brings Ande Parks’ explosive "Outcast" story arc to its definitive, blood-slicked conclusion, capturing the gritty crime-noir realism and "stupefying" pulp superhero elements with absolute "visual fluidity." At White Dragon Comics, we keep these "investment-grade" modern indie keys stocked so you can experience the high-octane climax where the city’s green-clad guardian must clear his name or die trying.

Issue Summary: The "Senses-Shattering" Climax of the Outcast Arc

Writer Ande Parks crafts a "mind-blowing," extra-length narrative that pushes Britt Reid and Kato past their absolute physical and mental limits.

• The Ultimate "Mind-Bending" Trap: Framed for the brutal assassination of the Mayor, the Green Hornet and Kato are completely isolated, hunted by the police, and targeted by a lethal pair of new villains who have seized control of Century City's underworld.

• A "Weird and Twisted" Blood Pact: With no allies left, Britt Reid must unleash a desperate, "mind-blowing" tactical gambit, combining the full heavy-artillery firepower of the Black Beauty with Kato's lethal martial arts prowess to unmask the true killers in a "senses-shattering" public showdown.

• Visceral Interior Art: Igor Vitorino delivers masterclass crime-noir pencils, rendering the massive urban destruction, rain-slicked concrete, and the "senses-shattering" emotional exhaustion of our heroes with a "visual fluidity" that remains truly "stupefying."

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: Ande Parks

• Artist: Igor Vitorino

• Colorist: Ivan Nunes

• Letterer: Simon Bowland

• Cover Artists: Brian Denham / Phil Hester / Jonathan Lau (Variant Layouts Available)

• Release Date: May/June 2012

• Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment

• Page Count: 48 Pages (Expanded Anniversary Issue)

• Rating: Rated Teen+ – For readers seeking "senses-shattering" pulp action, high-stakes political framing, and complete narrative closure for a major story arc.