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Black Terror #14
The mind blowing conclusion to Inhuman Remains is here. The Black Terror battles his greatest foe when he comes face to face with Bob Benson, his own alter ego. To make matters worse, The Black Baron assembles a cadre of super villains to destroy both The Black Terror and Benson. But will any of them be spared the incalculable wrath of the goddess Pandora? The Black Terror confronts himself literally. Meanwhile the hoods from the Supremacy go to attack the Terror and kill him with Pandora. Unfortunately, they get the wrong guy. Thinking that Terror's double is the the actual Terror they unmask the Pandora to drive him mad but it doesn't work. The Terror's double is the Terror as Bob Benton. He is everything Terror wanted to be and therefore doesn't have the guilt that the Terror has and thus Pandora doesn't drive him mad. Once seen by Bob the Pandora is released from her curse and no longer controlled by the Supremacy. She then helps Black Terror destroy the rest of the Supremacy's hoods with the exception of Black Barron who makes a hasty retreat.
Characters: Black Baron (Dynamite), Black Satan, Black Terror, Lady Serpent, Nazi Torch, Parrot, Red Ann
Creative roster
Alex Ross (Cover, Plot)
Jackson Herbert (Artist)
Joseph Rybandt (Editor)
Phil Hester (Plot, Script)
Simon Bowland (Letterer)
Stephen Sadowski (Cover)
Vinicius Andrade (Colorist)
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