Another challenge for THE GREEN HORNET, his aide KATO, and their rolling arsenal, THE BLACK BEAUTY! On police records a wanted criminal, THE GREEN HORNET is really Britt Reid, owner/publisher of The Daily Sentinel. Reid and Kato have traveled to Central City to participate in the futuristic World's Fair, to get the skinny on the "Newspaper of Tomorrow," a device capable of predicting headlines before events happen! But isn't that a dangerous power for the press to wield... and say, who's that blue-suited skulker in the shadows?
Green Hornet '66 Meets The Spirit #1 is everything that I hoped it'd be and more. Giving us a fun, intelligent, and above all enticing narrative, the creative team bring these two iconic pulp figures together in mesmerising fashion, with the surprising twists sure to leave fans of either character itching for more. Read Full Review
While many of these crossovers give us exactly what we want, Van Lente and Q offer something a bit unexpected, challenging and crazy. For taking that risk, they should be commended. I only hope the rest of the series lives up to this first issue. Read Full Review
I give this issue 4 out of 5 stars. It has a fun premise and doesn't waste a lot of time getting the masked heroes into action. This is highly recommended if you are looking for a good read that doesn't take itself too seriously and has a joyful 60s charm. Read Full Review
Fred Van Lente and Bob Q have started off this new series with a bang, cramming the debut issue with some beautiful art, and enough suspense to keep fans guessing right from the beginning. Read Full Review
Over all its a fun story that would fit well in that era. Green Hornet plays up his cover of being a villain and there is plenty of twists and turns and action to keep the pulpy fun going. Read Full Review
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