In THE BLACK HOOD #3: THE BULLET'S KISS, CHAPTER THREE, after
being framed for drug possession, Officer Greg Hettinger fully embraces his
alter-ego as The Black Hood and begins full-force vigilantism, seeking to
locate man (known as The Connection) ultimately responsible for framing him.
Slowly he begins to unravel the names of the drug-cartel ladder until it leads
him to a cemetery and his most violent confrontation, yet. I really enjoyed THE BLACK HOOD #3: THE
BULLET'S KISS, CHAPTER THREE and found it to be the best chapter in the series,
yet. I'm looking forward to more in the tale of The Bullet's Kiss. The comic
has a short essay at the end about crime in real-world Philadelphia and the
difficult in finding people to report criminals and criminal activity.Sunday, October 25, 2015
Comic Review: THE BLACK HOOD #3: THE BULLET'S KISS, CHAPTER THREE
In THE BLACK HOOD #3: THE BULLET'S KISS, CHAPTER THREE, after
being framed for drug possession, Officer Greg Hettinger fully embraces his
alter-ego as The Black Hood and begins full-force vigilantism, seeking to
locate man (known as The Connection) ultimately responsible for framing him.
Slowly he begins to unravel the names of the drug-cartel ladder until it leads
him to a cemetery and his most violent confrontation, yet. I really enjoyed THE BLACK HOOD #3: THE
BULLET'S KISS, CHAPTER THREE and found it to be the best chapter in the series,
yet. I'm looking forward to more in the tale of The Bullet's Kiss. The comic
has a short essay at the end about crime in real-world Philadelphia and the
difficult in finding people to report criminals and criminal activity.
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