murder. Curse of the Black Terror In February 2011, Broken Soul Press launched a webcomic called Curse of the Black Terror. The comic is described as a superhero/noir story. The webcomic follows a re-imagined version of the Black Terror. Writer Curtis Lawson has stated that the story keeps the original Black Terror's history mostly intact and that his new Black Terror is a Legacy Hero. This new Black Terror features a new costume, but the same powers as the original. His identity has not been revealed. The visual re-design of the Black Terror in this webcomic was the work of artist Kundo Krunch. Moonstone Books In 2011, Eric M. Esquivel and Ander Sarabia created a version of The Black Terror called "The Blackest Terror", who is more of an urban revolutionary, obsessed with social justice, than a status-quo-enforcing superhero. Theirs is the first version of Robert Benton to be portrayed as an African-American. Blackest Terror also appears in their book Thor: Unkillable Thunder Christ, also published by Moonstone Books. Film The Black Terror appears alongside other Golden Age superheroes in the independent film Avenging Force: The Scarab. References External links Black Terror at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on August 27, 2015. Black Terror at the International Catalogue of Superheroes Characters created by Richard E. Hughes Comics characters introduced in 1941 Comics characters with superhuman strength Dynamite Entertainment characters Dynamite Entertainment titles Eclipse Comics titles Fictional scientists in comics Fictional World War II veterans Golden Age superheroes Nedor Comics superheroes