Green Hornet # 28 (Dynamite Comics 2012)

Green Hornet #28 (Dynamite Entertainment 2012)

The "senses-shattering" street-level warfare of Century City hits an absolute, "mind-blowing" crescendo as the Green Hornet's intricate web of deception threatens to completely collapse. Released in September 2012, this high-stakes installment continues Ande Parks’ explosive run on the emerald avenger, 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 chapters of this definitive pulp revival.

Issue Summary: The "Senses-Shattering" Unraveling

Writer Ande Parks continues his masterclass pulp run, plunging Britt Reid and Kato into a "mind-blowing" chess match against both the law and the lawless.

• The "Weird and Twisted" Infiltration: Operating under his feared underworld reputation as a ruthless criminal mastermind, the Green Hornet must push his dangerous, "mind-blowing" strategy to the absolute limit to undermine the city's corrupt power structures from within.

• The Noose Tightens: The lines between Britt Reid's dual identities become dangerously blurred. As the mysterious criminal organization known as the Red Hand consolidates its grip on the city's drug trade, rival gangs and a relentless police force close in on the Hornet from all sides.

• A Blood-Slicked Stand: Alongside his brilliant compatriot Kato, the Hornet is forced to orchestrate a series of high-stakes tactical maneuvers, escalating the street-level conflict into a breathless, "senses-shattering" race for survival.

• Visceral Interior Art: Igor Vitorino delivers beautifully detailed, hard-hitting pencils, rendering the shadow-drenched alleyways, rain-slicked concrete, and intense, "stupefying" martial arts sequences with a "visual fluidity" that remains truly unmatched.

Creative Team & Specifications

• Writer: Ande Parks

• Artist: Igor Vitorino

• Colorist: Ivan Nunes

• Letterer: Simon Bowland

• Cover Artists: Stephen Sadowski / Phil Hester / Jonathan Lau (Variant Layouts Available)

• Release Date: September 2012

• Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment

• Page Count: 32 Pages

• Rating: Rated Teen+ – For readers seeking "senses-shattering" pulp action, strategic syndicate warfare, and intricate street-level superhero crime drama.