Thorndike Scar has recovered his great treasure, but Harlow and Merrilee Pepper have each made their own plan to steal it out from under him. When the dust settles, who will survive, and what is the Black Flamingo willing to sacrifice to possess his fondest desire?
I do like that Sins of the Black Flamingo ties up all the loose ends we have been given and winds the plot around multiple bad guys. As those bad guys are also all bigots, their comeuppance is particularly satisfying. While the story is a thriller at its heart, it also touches on some bigger concepts which makes it a more interesting read. Read Full Review
This strong and unique limited series reaches an only partially satisfying conclusion because if focuses too much on secondary characters that have not been fully developed. As a result, the Black Flamingo feels more like a pawn in his own story. Read Full Review
While the heist and supernatural elements of Sins of the Black Flamingo often took center stage, this turned out to be a love story at its core. In that regard, it delivered a wonderful ending. Read Full Review
Gets messy towards the end but it's still a lot of fun with amazing artwork.
Black Flamingo is the gay-camp-comic with it's own unique voice on the stands. Hope the upcoming second arc improves on the groundwork laid.