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  • Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
  • Series: The Green Hornet (Issue #7 / 2013 Series)
  • Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
  • Format: Direct Edition Black & White Variant Single Issue
  • Key Significance: Clash Between Green Hornet and Kato / Black & White Ink Edition
  • Key Characters: The Green Hornet (Britt Reid), Kato
  • Creative Team: Mark Waid (Writer), Ronilson Freire (Artist / Cover Artist)

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The Green Hornet #7 (Raw VF/NM) - Dynamite Entertainment Black & White Edition (Mark Waid / Ronilson Freire)

The Green Hornet #7 (Raw VF/NM) - Dynamite Entertainment Black & White Edition (Mark Waid / Ronilson Freire)

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Add a high-contrast noir variant to your online comic inventory with The Green Hornet #7 (Black & White Edition), published by Dynamite Entertainment! Written by Eisner Award-winning creator Mark Waid (Kingdom Come, Daredevil), featuring interior and cover artwork by Ronilson Freire.

The upper trade dress features the iconic bright green title logo The GREEN HORNET with the hornet emblem set beside the green DYNAMITE 7 issue box and creative team credits—WAID and FREIRE. The bottom left corner displays the official Direct Sales UPC barcode and Rated T+ designation.

The stark black-and-white cover artwork—crafted by Ronilson Freire—depicts a martial arts battle between long-time allies, showing The Green Hornet in his trench coat and fedora throwing a fist toward Kato, who dodges backward in an alleyway.

In this seventh installment of Mark Waid's run, the fracture between Britt Reid and Kato reaches a critical breaking point. As the line between pretending to be a criminal boss and actually becoming one blurs, friction turns into open conflict, testing their partnership to its absolute limit.

This unslabbed raw comic issue is in top-tier collectible condition (estimated VF/NM 9.0 or better), featuring sharp corners, clean edges, a flat spine, and crisp black-and-white ink depth—making it an essential pickup for Green Hornet collectors, Mark Waid completists, pulp crime readers, and variant cover enthusiasts.

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