Black Hood (vol. 2) #1 (Dec. 1991):
“Justice. No Waiting!”
by Mark Wheatley, Rick Burchett

Black Hood (vol. 2) #1

Title: “Justice. No Waiting!”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Dec. 1991

Publisher:
Written by: Mark Wheatley
Art by: Rick Burchett

15 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
The Black Hood (Wayne Sidmonson)	obsessed with punishment of the guilty and the dispensation of justice; spirit	[business owner; restaurateur...]		9
The Black Hood (Nate Cray)		[high school student]		21
The Black Hood (Hit Coffee)	cursed to "do only good"	The Mighty Crusaders [was chief henchman for mob boss Patriarch]		14
Mafia		[crime syndicate]		118
Pirate Blue		[crime boss; mob boss]		6
Tom Sickler		[professor of psychiatry]		3
McBonnie Burger		[national fast food franchise]		1
Patriarch		[Hit Coffee (who became Black Hood) worked under him]		1
Jeff Sealy		[Nate Cray's close friend; Nate saved him from mob]		2
McDonald's (character based on)  McBonnie Burger is based on McDonald's.		[major fast food chain]	New Universe	2
Darcy Sidmonson (mentioned)  This story is narrated in the form of a letter from the Black Hood (Wayne Sidmondson) to his wife, Darcy.		[wife of Black Hood (Wayne Sidmonson)]		1
The Black Witch (Serna Salem) (mentioned)  The creators of the "American Crusaders" comic book debate the fate of the team's only female member, Black Witch.	witch	The American Crusaders		3
Len Sidmonson (mentioned)  This entire story is narrated by Wayne Sidmonson (the Black Hood) as a letter to his wife, Darcy. We believe, but have not confirmed that Wayne mentions their children, Lem and Kris, in the letter.		[Black Hood's son]		1
Kris Sidmonson (mentioned)  This entire story is narrated by Wayne Sidmonson (the Black Hood) as a letter to his wife, Darcy. We believe, but have not confirmed that Wayne mentions their children, Lem and Kris, in the letter.		[child of Black Hood]		1
The American Crusaders (mentioned)  The creators of the "American Crusaders" comic book debate the fate of the team's only female member, Black Witch.		[1st app: The Crusaders #1 (May 1992)]		4

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