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| − | [[Image:Wonatra_Hank_Green_Hornet_Comics.png|right]]Popular radio crooner who turns out to be sending secret messages to the Nazis in "The Crooner's Code" story of comic book ''Green Hornet Comics'' #21 (November 1944). He charms ship positions out of the admiral's wife and makes changes to the lyrics | + | [[Image:Wonatra_Hank_Green_Hornet_Comics.png|right]]Popular radio crooner who turns out to be sending secret messages to the Nazis in "The Crooner's Code" story of comic book ''Green Hornet Comics'' #21 (November 1944). He charms ship positions out of the admiral's wife and makes changes to the lyrics he sings on his radio show to send messages to a Nazi sub waiting offshore. Superhero The Spirit of 76 figures out his code, thwarts him, and gets him arrested. |
While his name is a parody of real singer Frank Sinatra, his charming, vaguely Southern demeanor is more Bing Crosby. | While his name is a parody of real singer Frank Sinatra, his charming, vaguely Southern demeanor is more Bing Crosby. | ||
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[[Category:Comic books|Wonatra, Hank]] | [[Category:Comic books|Wonatra, Hank]] | ||
[[Category:Frank Sinatra|Wonatra, Hank]] | [[Category:Frank Sinatra|Wonatra, Hank]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:41, 2 November 2018
Popular radio crooner who turns out to be sending secret messages to the Nazis in "The Crooner's Code" story of comic book Green Hornet Comics #21 (November 1944). He charms ship positions out of the admiral's wife and makes changes to the lyrics he sings on his radio show to send messages to a Nazi sub waiting offshore. Superhero The Spirit of 76 figures out his code, thwarts him, and gets him arrested.
While his name is a parody of real singer Frank Sinatra, his charming, vaguely Southern demeanor is more Bing Crosby.
