The Man Who Came Back

The Green Hornet. He hunts the biggest of all game. Public enemies who try to destroy our America. With his faithful valet kato, Britt Reid, daring young publisher, matches wits with racketeers and saboteurs, risking his life that criminals and enemy spies will feel the weight of the law by the sting of the Green Hornet.

Ride with Britt Reid in a thrilling adventure, The man who came back. The green hornet strikes again. The Commandant's office at a Nazi prison camp. A young officer stood before the desk of his superior.

He was tall, dark, gray-eyed, and of medium-though athletic build. Not the usual blond, airy-and-type of which the Nazis were so boastful. The Commandant motioned him to a chair. At East Lieutenant Reverend. Sit down now to discuss if I you are here.

by your ear. Puck a shame, mine cup of time. You will speak only in English, Lieutenant. The reason will soon be made known for you. Very well, Captain Ola, as you wish. You've done good with him, Len.

You're training for the last few months, a spend strenuous and, uh, no doubt mystifying. Yes, sir, it has puzzled me a bit. I couldn't understand why, since my work under Mr. Himmler seemed to please, I was sent to take more training at the Secret School of Blanks.

Now I will tell you. You've searched throughout the fatherland for a man of your description. So I've learned. From the reports of your good work, from your description and photograph, she was selected for a very important assignment.

That's why you were sent to Blends. Thank you, Captain. You were brought up in the United States, is that not so? Yes, I had all my schooling there. You're most familiar with these Americans then, and you speak the language as one or Yes, of course. But I'm loyal to the Nazi party, as you can readily say.