The Black Hood #10
| Writer | Duane Swierczynski |
| Artist | Greg Scott |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
"The Lonely Crusade," Part 4. When he donned the Black Hood, Greg Hettinger swore to keep the awful truth from those he cares about most-his partner Devon, his friend Jessie. But he's going to have to break those promises if he's going to survive the death trap that the Crusaders have prepared for him - and nothing will ever be the same.
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The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge
May 05, 2016The Black Hood concludes this arc in the only way these arcs can conclude, outside of killing off our lead, and it works well enough with what it wants to accomplish. Swierczynski has crafted an interesting character and premise that I'm not sure is sustainable and that has me kind of hopeful that the Hood itself moves on soon so we can see a new angle worked with. I definitely like how grim and gritty it gets, especially with Scott's artwork that really adheres to the world design and atmosphere of the first arc as it definitely gives it a presence and intensity that it needs to truly be compelling. It's interesting stuff but feels like it's still falling short a bit, both in character and story, that's being hindered by the production delays. Read Full Review
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