Show Your Green Hornet Collection

[A. Pennyworth]

Forgot this great Van Williams signed poster, thanks to Scott S. for this one!

and here are the vintage Gold Key comics with their Spanish printings.

[BATWINGED HORNET]

Fantastic items, A. Pennyworth! Thanks for sharing!

The models are too cool! The box art/photos were so appealing back in the 60s.

The GH cards--a lot of great publicity photos were used in that set!

That is such a rare Halloween pic--Batman and Hornet together again!

[A. Pennyworth]

Here are the GH Whitman coloring books


and I've showed this in the past

There are several variation in the GH pez, noted are the hat sizes & mask differences

[BATWINGED HORNET]

Great stuff!

Of the Whitman books, I have "Danger," but the others have been difficult to come by in mint or near mint condition. Always loved the painting for the "Crime Busting" cover!

Thanks!

[Batmanfan71]

Awesome Green Hornet stuff. Another show that should be on DVD.

I have always wanted to start a Green Hornet collection. All I have is a Johnny Lightning Black Beauty and a signed Van Williams print. I'll try to get pictures up this weekend.

Mike

[Therin of Andor]

Green Hornet stuff by Ian McLean, on Flickr

Green Hornet and Kato action figures (Mediacom Toy Corporation) and Bobbleheads (Hollywood Collectibles Group) with the 1966 TV tie-in books, "The Infernal Light" (Dell) by Ed Friend and "The Case of the Disappearing Doctor" (Whitman) by Brandon Keith.

The Kato action figure has been modified with an 8" figure's body, to put him in better scale with my FTC Robin.


Kato custom by Ian McLean, on Flickr

[Therin of Andor]

The Green Hornet View-Master reels: "Programmed for Death" by Ian McLean, on Flickr

[BATWINGED HORNET]

Green Hornet stuff by Ian McLean, on Flickr

Green Hornet and Kato action figures (Mediacom Toy Corporation) and Bobbleheads (Hollywood Collectibles Group) with the 1966 TV tie-in books, "The Infernal Light" (Dell) by Ed Friend and "The Case of the Disappearing Doctor" (Whitman) by Brandon Keith.

The Kato action figure has been modified with an 8" figure's body, to put him in better scale with my FTC Robin.


Kato custom by Ian McLean, on Flickr

Nice stuff. Of your posted items, I also have the RAH GH and Kato 9 inch figures, the novel, View Master and Whitman book. Still waffling on buying an original Captain Action GH uniform set. Pricey to say the least.

[Wayne Faucher]

Here are a couple of my customs. One is the exquisite Enterbay Kato with a resin head replacement, and the other features a spot on sculpt by my Dreamworks animator buddy, Todd Grimes. Both heads were painted by me....

[Wayne Faucher]

Here are a few Black Beauties in various scales...

[Therin of Andor]

New pic of my Japanese "Mediacom Toy Corporation" figures of Green Hornet and Kato. I did a little tweaking on Kato, swapping his body for a 8" Mega-type body and adjusting his sleeves, jacket buttons and pant cuffs!


Green Hornet and Kato by Ian McLean, on Flickr

[Therin of Andor]

Factory Entertainment Green Hornet and Kato with Mattel 6" Batman by Ian McLean, on Flickr


Mattel and Factory Entertainment figures with custom Gumm by Ian McLean, on Flickr


Mediacom Toy Corporation Kato & Green Hornet, custom Gumm and FTC 8" figures by Ian McLean, on Flickr


Green Hornet Pop and Headknockers by Ian McLean, on Flickr

[BATWINGED HORNET]

Interesting collection, Therin. I have the Meidcom GH&K, but I've always thought they were more realistically sculpted than Megos.

[Therin of Andor]

Interesting collection, Therin. I have the Meidcom GH&K, but I've always thought they were more realistically sculpted than Megos.

Thanks! It annoyed me that Kato was so tall! (I soon fixed that!)

[thebionicbigfoot]

Here are some items in my Green Hornet Collection. Although nothing from the show, these were all owned and worn by Van Williams. Van Williams loved life and was very active as an outdoorsman, sports fan, and a esteemed member of the law enforcement community. The persoally worn jackets represent each phase of his life's passions. They are scheduled to be displayed in an upcoming exhibit that will honor his life and career. More to come. Enjoy!

Questions and comments may be directed to Troy R. Kinunen, 414-828-9990 or email troy@mearsonline.com