The Green Hornet Case Files

Hosts Kory and Greg take a few minutes to reflect on the last two years of Green Hornet Case Files podcast including some of the wonderful conversations as well as the incredible guests. But as life moves on the guys are hitting the pause button on future Case Files episodes but wanted to thank everyone who has taken part, commented or just enjoyed the conversations.

Over the last two years of shows the guests have been the cream of the crop and the guys want to thank each and every one for sharing their time and stories.

Martin Grams

Jason Bond - Martial artist

Ron Fortier

Andy Miller - Lawyer

Deborah Potter

Phil Hester

Jim Beard

Ben Bentley

John Negron

Scott Sebring

David Boop

Keith DeCandido

Bill Morrison

Kelly Hu

Mary Kay Johnston

Chunglian “Al” Huang - Jimmy Kee

Michael Kelly - animator

Billie Rae Bates

Jeff Butler

Patricia Weakley

Nancy Holder

We hope you’ve enjoyed listening to the show and please drop us a note to [email protected]. Thanks for being a part of The Green Hornet Case Files!

In this episode, Greg and Kory discuss their personal updates and then delve into recent news in the comic world, particularly focusing on the Green Hornet comics and their evolution over the years. The conversation explores character development, modernization of stories, and the significance of crossovers in comic narratives. They also touch on fan engagement and the importance of community in the comic book culture, wrapping up with thoughts on future directions for the Green Hornet franchise.

They guys take a deep dive into the idea of team-ups for the Hornet & Kato! Wdo do you think would be the absolute perfect pairing for our heroes? Check us out on FB and Instagram and of course you can always email [email protected]

In this episode of the Green Hornet Case Files, hosts Kory and Greg dive into the rich history and cultural significance of the Lone Ranger, exploring its connections to the Green Hornet. They discuss the enduring appeal of the Lone Ranger as a symbol of justice and morality, contrasting it with the more ambiguous nature of the Green Hornet. The conversation touches on the origins of both characters, their respective moral codes, and how they reflect societal values over time. Kory shares his admiration for the Dynamite comic series, while Greg reminisces about the impact of the Lone Ranger on his childhood. The episode also features listener emails, including a heartfelt message from a fan, and a light-hearted discussion about various pop culture references related to both characters.

The Lone Ranger/Green Hornet photo used by the kind permission of A. Pennyworth.

In this episode, Kory and Greg celebrate the new year and reflect on the 90th anniversary of the Green Hornet. They discuss the impact of AI on creativity and the nostalgia surrounding the Hornet's legacy. The hosts engage with their community, sharing insights and encouraging listener participation while looking ahead to the future of the Hornet franchise.

In this episode, hosts Greg and Kory welcome bestselling author Nancy Holder to discuss her extensive writing career, including her work on the Green Hornet, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and various tie-in projects. Nancy shares her journey from writing romance novels to horror and tie-ins, her experiences with different characters, and her advice for aspiring writers. The conversation also touches on the unique aspects of the Green Hornet's character and the potential for supernatural stories within the franchise.

In this episode of the Green Hornet Case Files, hosts Greg and Kory engage in a lively discussion with special guest Patricia Weakley, a writer deeply connected to the Green Hornet universe. They explore Patricia's journey with the character, her inspirations for writing, and the importance of themes like corruption in storytelling. The conversation also touches on nostalgia, fan fiction, and the portrayal of the Green Hornet in various adaptations, including the controversial Seth Rogen film. Throughout the episode, the hosts and Patricia share insights into character development, listener engagement, and the future of Green Hornet stories.

In this episode of the Green Hornet Case Files, hosts Greg and Kory discuss personal updates, celebrate Bruce Lee's legacy with the announcement of a commemorative stamp, and delve into the challenges of producing the podcast. They explore the exciting world of Moonstone Books and the upcoming Green Hornet stories, while also brainstorming creative crossover ideas. The conversation touches on their experiences in film and theater, voice work, and the evolving landscape of movie-going, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone.

In this episode, Kory and Greg reflect on their journey with the Green Hornet Case Files podcast, discussing their previous guest interviews and listener engagement. They delve into the life and contributions of Fran Stryker, the writer behind iconic characters like the Green Hornet and Lone Ranger, exploring his writing process, style, and the legacy he left behind. The hosts emphasize the importance of collaboration in creative works and ponder what could have been had Stryker lived longer. They conclude with thoughts on the future of the podcast and the ongoing exploration of the Green Hornet universe.

In this episode of the Green Hornet Case Files, hosts Greg and Kory discuss various topics related to the Green Hornet franchise, including an auction of a prop gun from the 1966 show, reflections on the con season, and the acceptance of the short film 'Requiem for a Hornet' into multiple film festivals. They welcome guest Jeff Butler, an artist known for his work on the Green Hornet comics, who shares insights about his artistic journey, the legacy of the Green Hornet, and the challenges of comic book creation. The conversation also touches on Jeff's experiences in voice acting and his upcoming art book project, highlighting the passionate fanbase surrounding the Green Hornet.

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