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Black Hood
Date | Number: 19 | Lang: English (en)
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Black Hood turns from a costumed hero to a private eye. The stories are fun and the art is good. The villain has one of the best names ever: Needlenoodle!
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Re Needlenoodle. Two thoughts: - This is one even Chester Gould might be jealous of. - Zippy the Pinhead anyone? zippythepinhead.com
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Nice art by Irv Novick, expressive and inventive; one of those comics you wonder whether the young Steve Ditko was reading.
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I'm not into costumed hero books, but this is genuinely good. As noted, villain and story owe to Chester Gould, and is pulled off really well. 2 stories are really one long tale, allowing for added development.
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The Black Hood vs. NeedleNoodle: The observation that this villain seems very Chester Gould is well-taken. I'm started to like Irv Noren's inks more and more. I wasn't expecting the revelation in this story to be taken so calmly, but it set up the next part of the story nicely. In addition, I loved Babs' line "Gotta' see a typewriter about a story!" I thought the green and yellow river on p. 11 brought up feelings of pollution when I saw it, but it just demonstrates working with the limited palette of the day. Gloomy Gus: Sometimes, these little comedies are better than others. This one worked for me, maybe because I loved "Pete"'s clever line in the last panel. I snickered. The Green Beard: This little text story was fairly obvious, but I thought it was clever in its execution. NeedleNoodle Strikes Back: I liked the classic noir elements in this story and particularly liked the inks when Hood discovers the hideaway within the hideaway. I loved the Hansel & Gretel approach that Babs tried with the punch board tokens and thought it was ironic that the classic con game punch board was put to good use. A bit of a joke on me was that I thought it was amazing that Babs didn't run her stockings getting into the box car in one scene. So, I was surprised when it was covered in the very last panel of the story. I really enjoyed the whole run of Black Hood Comics uploaded to this site.
  
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NameBlack Hood Comics 19 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 52 | Frequency: quarterly
 
Cover1 page
GenreSuperhero
PencilsIrv Novick
InksIrv Novick
 
Comic StoryThe Black Hood vs. Needlenoodle / Black Hood (14 pages)
GenreSuperhero
CharactersNeedlenoodle; Barbara "Babs" Sutton; McGinty; Commissioner
PencilsIrv Novick (signed)
InksIrv Novick (signed)
NotesBlack Hood's secret identity exposed. Signed "I.N." on splash panel, next to Black Hood's left boot.
 
StoryGloomy Gus (6 pages)
GenreHumor
Script ?
PencilsRed Holmdale
InksRed Holmdale
First LineHey, take it easy, Gus! What's the rush?
 
Text StoryThe Green Beard / Black Hood (2 pages)
Letterstypeset
GenreSuperhero
 
Comic StoryNeedlenoodle Strikes Back / Black Hood (24 pages)
GenreSuperhero
CharactersNeedlenoodle; Pork Pie; Barbara "Babs" Sutton; McGinty; Ziggy; Commissioner
PencilsIrv Novick (signed)
InksIrv Novick (signed)
NotesBlack Hood does not appear in costume; next app. in PEP COMICS #59
 
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