Black Hood #1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + Annual (1991 Impact) Rick Burchett Mark Wheatley

Description: FREE shipping for orders of 8 or more items, and multi-item orders over $100! Comes sealed in acid-free bag with backing board.. Packaged between cardboard in a padded flat mailer (all made from 100% post- consumer recycled materials), by a one-man/single father independent shop. Combined shipping discounts available! Add another comic or small book for $0.50 ($1 for bigger stuff). Use the "Request Total" link above your cart if on a computer, or checkout normally and I will provide shipping discounts via refund! Black Hood (1991 Impact Comics) Issue #1: Who is the BLACK HOOD? For months, he's been making his presence known in the pages of the !mpact Comics line. Now it's time for the Black Hood to make his debut in his own title, the sixth entry in the !mpact Comics line, where you'll meet this bizarre man of mystery - just in time to see him die?! Wayne Sidmondson is the Black Hood, at least for now...and it takes his death to begin unraveling the mystery of his powers and the strange secrets behind the Hood itself. In this issue, one hero dies and another is waiting in the wings to take his place - but not entirely of his own free will! Written by Mark Wheatley, with art and cover by Rick Burchett. Issue #2: The Black Hood is dead...long live the new Black Hood! Teenager Nate Cray takes possession of the mysterious Hood and finds that it holds the power to change his life. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art and cover by Rick Burchett. Issue #3: Nate Cray gets the invite to the mayor's New Year's Eve party...but it's the Black Hood who attends and tries to save the mayor's daughter from the revenge-seeking menace of the Creeptures. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art by Rick Burchett and Mike Chen. Cover by Burchett. Issue #4: In an effort to perfect a new genetic drug, Dr. Mel Harvey has become Ozone, an environmental menace. He now presents a major threat to Seaside City, and the only one able to stop him is the Black Hood. Part 1 of 2, continued next issue. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art by Rick Burchett and Mike Chen. Cover by Burchett. Issue #5: Nate Cray has had it! He never imagined being the Black Hood would be so much...trouble. So he tosses away the Hood and the next Black Hood picks it up. Part 2 of 2, continued from the previous issue. This issue ties in with the big 'The Coming of the Crusaders' storyline running through all this month's !mpact Comics titles. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art by Rick Burchett, Mike Chen and Jose Marzan, Jr. Cover by Burchett. Issue #6: There's a new Black Hood in town, but he's not the type of person one would expect to fight on the side of law and order...at least, not at first. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art by Rick Burchett, Don Secrease and Damon Willis. Cover by Burchett. Issue #7: The history of Seaside City's Patriarch is revealed in a bizarre nursery rhyme, "Horton Wears the Hood." Also, the newest Black Hood learns something of the Hood's mysterious power. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art and cover by Rick Burchett. First issue with $1.25 cover price. Issue #8: Hit Coffee, in control of Seaside City's mobs, turns to the Black Hood to help him out of a jam - a favor that ends with the Hood sharing the tortured memories of a Vietnamese refugee. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art by Neil Vokes and Rick Burchett. Cover by Burchett. Issue #9: Nate Cray has the Black Hood back...but mobster Hit Coffee plans to use Nate's power for his own purposes. The Black Hood may have to make a deal with the devil to thwart Hit Coffee's plans. Written by Mark Wheatley, with art by Damon Willis and Rick Burchett. Cover by Burchett. Annual: Part 6 of the 6-part 'Earth Quest,' continued from Jaguar Annual (1992) #1. Templar's quest for the Grail has been crushed...but the sacred item itself is missing. The answer is found at the funeral of Wayne Sidmonson, the first Black Hood, and in the jungles of South America, where the original Jaguar appears. Story and inks by Mark Wheatley, with pencils by Leo Duranona. Backup stories feature the Web by Rick Oliver, Trevor Von Eeden and Steve Mitchell, and the original Shield. Cover by George Pratt. 68 pages. This issue includes an exclusive bound-in !mpact Comics trading card, a part of a set of 18. Cover price $2.50.

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