The sinister origins of the Black Flamingo are revealed as a deadly encounter forces Ofelia to take desperate measures to save her friend. But even this witch isn't powerful enough to set a trapped soul free from its chains. Someone will need to steal the legendary Devil's Tooth from Harlow's own home, and only one thief is up to the job.
Sins of the Black Flamingo #3 is a perfect marriage of style & substance. Its unapologetically queer, unflinchingly antifascist, and a tender exploration of what it means to have a crisis of faith. And it looks great doing it. Read Full Review
Travis Moore's artwork continues to shine. While much of the subject matter the naked male form may not be everyone's cup of tea, his talent cannot be denied. Paired with an interesting story and unconventional characters, this series is becoming an unlikely must-read. Read Full Review
I like the way Sins of the Black Flamingo #3 deftly uses the occult as a way to introduce characters that appear related to religion and juxtapose them against a man who has been absolutely certain that there is no place for them in this world. Read Full Review
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