BLACK HOOD #1 is the origin story of a particular version of
a crime fighter called The Black Hood. The story focuses around Greg Hettinger.
Greg is just a normal cop in Philadelphia trying to do his job. He becomes a
hero, loses half his face, and accidentally kills a vigilante called The Black
Hood while on a routine stop near a public school. After months of therapy, he
finds himself back on the force, but he is not at all himself. A series of
unwise choices lead Greg into becoming what he thought he had killed. BLACK
HOOD #1 is fairly straight-forward as action stories go. However, it is a bit
more realistic in some aspects than other super-hero/crime-fighter stories, for
instance illustrating how a pain medication addiction can affect one's behavior
and cause a person to make strange choices. The story did keep my interest and
I look forward to reading other parts of the tale.A blog of the great "TV", an international man of mystery and distinguished gentleman. Adventures in education, useless trivia, spiritual observations, the life of a struggling actor, and rants on movies and books are just a minute sampling of the day-to-day experiences in the life of TV. Come, read about it, and enjoy the ride.
Friday, May 29, 2015
Graphic Novel/Comic Review: THE BLACK HOOD #1
BLACK HOOD #1 is the origin story of a particular version of
a crime fighter called The Black Hood. The story focuses around Greg Hettinger.
Greg is just a normal cop in Philadelphia trying to do his job. He becomes a
hero, loses half his face, and accidentally kills a vigilante called The Black
Hood while on a routine stop near a public school. After months of therapy, he
finds himself back on the force, but he is not at all himself. A series of
unwise choices lead Greg into becoming what he thought he had killed. BLACK
HOOD #1 is fairly straight-forward as action stories go. However, it is a bit
more realistic in some aspects than other super-hero/crime-fighter stories, for
instance illustrating how a pain medication addiction can affect one's behavior
and cause a person to make strange choices. The story did keep my interest and
I look forward to reading other parts of the tale.
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