Green Hornet Generations
Britt Reid Jr., the scion of the Daily Sentinel publishing empire, vanishes during a wild party on his friend’s yacht. Meanwhile, crime spikes in the streets of Century City with the mysterious criminal/secret vigilante the Green Hornet absent. It’s only a matter of time before SOMEONE puts two and two together, and it’s up to Kato, former partner of Britt’s father, and his daughter Mulan to protect the city AND the Green Hornet legacy, while finding out what happened to Britt. Amy Chu (Red Sonja, Poison Ivy, KISS) picks up where Kevin Smith left off with an action-packed mystery.
Black Book Detective, April, 1935
Textron Lingerie, 1948
Well-Dress Robbers, 1931
Four well-dressed men strike a pose that hides their faces behind their fedoras. They were being held at New York City’s police headquarters on charges of bank robbery.
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Map Overlay, 1942
Overlay map of the European Theater over North America to show relative distances. Solid Black line between Murmansk and Rostov is the Eastern Front between Germany and the USSR
Newsmap. Monday, May 25, 1942 : week of May 15 to May 22, poster, May 25, 1942; [Washington, D.C.]., University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.
See Superman In Color, 1939
Beginning next Sunday, the amazing exploits of SUPERMAN will be featured in color in the Adventure Section of the Sunday Post-Dispatch.
This super-hero flies faster than an airplane… he can outswim a speed boat and leap over sky-scrapers. He smashes steel like putty and runs faster than a speeding express train. Enlisted on the side of justice, he crusades constantly against the forces of evil.
For a Thrill Every Sunday, Follow SUPERMAN’S Adventures
IN THE SUNDAY
POST-DISPATCH
STARTING NEXT SUNDAY
King Kong vs Mechani-Kong, 1967
“Death Battle with Robot Kong,” an illustration by Takashi Minamimura, features a cutaway diagram of Robot Kong, also known as “Mechani-Kong” in the US version of the cartoon and in the 1967 spin-off film “King Kong Escapes.” Built to defeat King Kong, the 50-meter tall remote-control robot is powered by a 200,000-kilowatt nuclear reactor and can shoot laser beams from its eyes and poison gas from its nose.
Mr. Skygack Goes to Washington DC, 02-16-10
Never tarried in community more thickly studded with idols ~~ Each thoroughfare lavishly supplied ~~ however, have not noted any earth-beings kneeling before said images, in devout attitudes.