THE GREEN HORNET: A History of Radio, Motion Pictures, Comics and Television Radio Spirits perhaps as famous as any

perhaps as famous as any fictional detective after Sherlock Holmes

he kept beating a hunk of liver on a marble slab

on the show’s tenth anniversary in 1950

This book will document the history of the quiz program

THE GREEN HORNET: A History of Radio, Motion Pictures, Comics and Television Radio Spirits perhaps as famous as anyThe Green Hornet was one of radios best known and most distinctive adventure shows. Britt Reid, publisher of The Daily Sentinel, was in the position to learn facts about criminals that only the police had access. Armed with this knowledge, a gas gun that rendered foes momentarily unconscious, and a black speedster known as The Black Beauty, he donned the guise of The Green Hornet. Feared by the underworld and sought after by the police, the masked