Lloyd Gough, September 21, 1907 – July 23, 1984
Remembering Lloyd Gough
Category: Green Hornet
The Green Hornet is a masked crime-fighter created in 1936 by George W. Trendle and Fran Striker. The Green Hornet fights crime with the assistance of Kato and his rolling arsenal, the Black Beauty.
In Remembrance Fran Striker August 19, 1903 – September 4, 1962
The Imaginative Mr. Dozier
Reid and Axford
A couple of promotional stills of Britt Reid (Van Williams) and Mike Axford (Lloyd Gough)
A Talk With Van Williams
Apart from a few errors, a pretty interesting article
Green Hornet, #496, 1953
DELL Comics #496 was the first and only time the Green Hornet appeared in its publication. The issue is a part of their long running Four Color Comics series and contains two stories: The Freightyard Robberies (06-20-1949) and Proof of Treason (10-17-1952), which are adaptations of radio shows with the same names.
Gold Key’s Green Hornet
Green Hornet ‘Newsman’ Feels at Home in Role
(reformatted article to add photo of Lloyd Gough)
Green Hornet, Mar, 1947
Green Hornet Comics, #33, Harvey Publications, March/April, 1947. Cover art by Al Avison.
Our GREAT Hero, Before They Told The Green Hornet to Buzz Off (1965)
By night, a racket-buster, bringing justice to a crime-ridden metropolis.
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