Peyton Parks learns the real reason that the man she's defending turned on his criminal cohorts, and just how dangerous his enemies are. And the Black Knight discovers that the law is not on her side either, forcing her to make a decision that will change everything.
The title character doesn't appear until the end, but there's plenty to enjoy with two baddies battling. The story creates some solid tension by bouncing between two settings and having a monstrous fight occur. The visuals demonstrate the villains' abilities in a massive smack down. The Black Knight continues to be entertaining. Read Full Review
As we approach the midpoint for the title, hopefully after this cliffhanger the plot transition for The Black Knight will move forward with more pronounced determination and not the hesitation we have witnessed within this issue. While this distraction may have been constructive, without any understanding behind the story of the war between families it only serves as a disruption to the main story. After all, this series is supposed to be about this attorney's motive for securing justice within her city, and yet as we progress it seems to be muffled by the excessive violence and a need for vendettas which add nothing in accomplishing her goal. But as we finally watch her alter ego to make a stand, let us hope she will shine beyond these distractions and show us the true hero she was meant to become. Read Full Review
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