The Hornet's Nest assaulted by high-tech killing machines! International arms dealer Gravilov has made his fight with Green Hornet and the Kato family very personal. Now, Century City's most dangerous new criminal raises the stakes again. Using a vast network of surveillance drones, Gravilov pinpoints the location of Green Hornet's hidden base of operations and attacks. Britt Reid will be forced to compromise his own principles, striking against everything Gravilov holds dear. But first, Green Hornet has to survive the war zone in his own living room. Part Three of the Arms Race arc.
Overall, not really an issue to write home about. The writing is alright, but nothing special. If it's one book that could use a reboot with a new creative team, it's this. I will give props to the ending however, for the first time I'm actually interested in seeing what happens next. Read Full Review
Complaints about the title in general aside, this issue is a slight improvement over previous ones. If you've been buying the Hornet due to loyalty to the character, this issue will leave you slightly less unhappy than usual. If you're just checking out Green Hornet for the first time thanks to Masks, do yourself a favor and get Green Hornet: Year One by the great Matt Wagner instead. Read Full Review
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