Issue | #38 |
Published | November 1994 |
Cover Price | 2.50 USD |
Pages | 36 |
Editing | Joan Weis (Managing editor); Geoff White (Editor) |
Characters | Mei Li (hand only); Crimson Wasp |
Genre | Superhero; Crime |
Pencils | Patrick Zircher |
Inks | Todd S. Tuttle |
Colors | Holly Sanfelippo |
Characters | Mei Li [The Dragon's Claw] (Villain); Kato II [Hayashi Kato]; Green Hornet IV [Paul Reid]; Mishi Kato [Crimson Wasp]; Britt Reid II; Ikano Kato; Kono Kato |
Synopsis | Mei Li, with a mechanical claw grafted to her wrist in place of the hand disabled by the Crimson Wasp's sword (in #28), gathers four warriors of the tong to be her personal instruments of vengeance, the Teeth of the Dragon, whom she arms with special weapons fashioned by the same person responsible for her new "hand." When one starts to make a mild protest about the tong, she immediately kills him. Britt calls Mishi, Paul, and Hayashi to a meeting about a personal ad taken out in the Sentinel, reading, "CW: We have unfinished business. The Wasp will lose her sting on the night of the full moon near the Mistress of the Tiger. ML." With the elder Reid's knowledge that the local zoo has brought in a tiger for breeding purposes, and the fact that the moon will be full in two days, all is clear. Mishi has no doubts that this is an invitation to a one-on-one meet, and will hear nothing to the contrary. In Japan, her father Ikano mystically knows otherwise, pronounces Kono's training complete, and sends the young man to her aid. Two nights later, the Crimson Wasp, still refusing to consider the possibility that this won't be just the two of them, heads out to the zoo, where she meets Mei Li and her three Teeth. She fights valiantly, but the Dragon's Claw is soon at her throat! Continued next issue.... |
Genre | Superhero; Crime |
Script | Joan Weis |
Pencils | Vinton Heuck |
Inks | Todd S. Tuttle; Andrea Albert |
Colors | Holly Sanfelippo |
Letters | Todd S. Tuttle; Andrea Albert |
Notes | Special credit--"'Dragon Claw' concept by Todd S. Tuttle". Last chronological appearance: Green Hornet Annual [#2], October 1994. |
Characters | Various |
Synopsis | Promotion of five NOW Comics issues. |
Pencils | Various |
Inks | Various |
Notes | Between pages 17 & 18 of Sequence 1. This feature appeared in most NOW releases for this month. |
Reprinted | Covers of five NOW Comics publications, including both of one in flip-book format, completely devoid of logos, imprints or any other copy. |
Synopsis | Letters from Bill Sweeney, S. Knight, and Jimmy Samuel, with editorial responses. |
Script | Joan Weis |
Letters | Typeset |
Characters | Crimson Wasp; Mei Li |
Synopsis | A preview of the next issue in this series. |
Pencils | Patrick Zircher |
Inks | Todd S. Tuttle |
Letters | Typeset |
Reprinted | The following issue's cover art, with series logo but no imprint or other copy. |
Characters | Syphons members |
Synopsis | Promotion for the latest miniseries featuring the superhero team. Also included is the standard boxed list of NOW's staff. |
Script | Joan Weis; Geoff White (signed "Joan & Geoff") (main text); Allen Curtis (comic art) |
Pencils | Rich Buckler |
Inks | Rich Buckler |
Letters | Typeset (main text & staff list), ? (comic art) |
Notes | This feature appeared on the last interior page of most NOW releases for this month. |
Reprinted | Three panels (contiguous?) from Syphons: The Sygate Strategem miniseries (#1?). |
Synopsis | Promotion of this issue's contents, with a standard Green Hornet emblem (encircled insect). |
Notes | The UPC code's box is here, rather than on the front. |