Green Hornet Pillows

The Green Hornet

The Green Hornet and Kato

Redesigned from a comic book cover.

Using the poster style of Obama I thought I would try my hand

A play On the catch phrase the GREEN HORNET use to us..." LET'S ROLL KATO! "

A quick design.

My rendition of the other 60s dynamic duo, The Green Hornet and Kato!

the green hornet comics cover

You shot yourself face by mistake.

Here is my favorite pose from a great episode of the Green Hornet.

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Takin' ya back to the ol' school!

bruce lee is kato in the tv show adaptation of the green hornet comics book

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This is a more cartoon version of an earlier T shirt Design

This is the insignia that the Green Hornet wore on his face mask before the Van Williams version wore a mask across his eyes in 1967.

green hornet ecopop with mexican patterns, art by lebeau

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vintage beer shirt

Now in green!

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Green Hornet

Captain ACTION

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Masked vigilante using judo to subdue his foe

Classic popculture and cars come to life with this Green Hornet-Black Beauty Tee.

Classic popculture and cars come to life with this Green Hornet-Black Beauty Tee.

Undeniably the best of all time.

The Stick Green Hornet and Kato!

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As the Chinese kung fu movie genre took off, mainland China banned Wuxia for promoting backwardness and superstition. The ban would last until the ’80s, but production moved to Hong Kong during this time, and martial arts movies flourished. This was when Bruce Lee brought his kung fu martial arts to the screen, and these films gained worldwide recognition and popularity that has influenced Hollywood fight scenes ever since. This one includes a quote from Enter The Dragon in Chinese up top that says “destroy the image, and you will break the enemy!” and then the movie name set below.

1976's Fury of the Dragon is an interesting piece of cinematic history, though not necessarily a good one. Nine years after The Green Hornet TV series finished its single season in 1966, someone decided it was a good time to cash in on the success of dragon series of kung fu films. Stitching four random episodes of the series starring the late Bruce Lee and releasing them theatrically was how they decided to go about it. The resulting movie was a nearly incoherent mishmash of edited episodes, and while it was less than awesome, Bruce Lee does rock the Kato gear, and the hyper editing of scenes makes this not terrible to watch if you're a fan of the genre.

Sargent Hatred