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77th Madness: Green Hornet, Volume 1: sins of the father

Green Hornet, Volume 1: The Sins of the Father
Green Hornet, book 1: Sins of the father
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Kevin Smith, Phil Hester and Jonathan Lau

Kevin Smith (acclaimed director of Clerks) has signed the comeback of Britt Reid aka Green Hornet and his faithful assistant, Kato, in an adventure that should have become a movie. After the death of his father, Britt is ready to take over and assume the costume of the Green Hornet?

I remember seeing a few episodes with Bruce Lee on TV when I was younger and I remember that I loved very much. And there I see that during the movie "adapted" in this series, Panini takes a comic whose screenplay is by Kevin Smith.
And louder still, it's actually adapted from a screenplay he had written some years ago for a possible movie adaptation, but he finally gave up finding it impossible to achieve. So it's a different story that of the film, and can therefore read the comic without fear of spoilers from the movie.
Finally, there is a very nice comic. Certainly this is not something extraordinary that will be unforgettable, but it will let you read, there is plenty of action, an original idea, a design worked well and the colors are very pleasing.
The album ends with "To be continued ..." and yes, it is assumed that there will be at least a second album, because there we stopped at what must be the third or fourth of the story. So, I look forward to it so how will the young to fend for Britt ...
Action is very fast, and suddenly it reads too quickly, in less than an hour was over. But we spent a great time to read this Green Hornet Kevin Smith version, and as he says in the preface he wrote for the album version in English: "Wow, it would have worked in film!" and say it's bad it does is ever done.