Mighty Crusaders
During the 1960s the Black Hood returned as a founding member of The Mighty Crusaders published by Archie Comics. In the 1960s, he was also seen teaching Karate in issues of Adventures of the Jaguar. Revived again in the 1980s under Archie's Red Circle Comics line, the Black Hood's second incarnation was the nephew of the first. Thomas "Kip" Burland was given the secret identity by the "first" Black Hood, who recanted that the family had in fact used the pseudonym throughout history. This version is less flamboyantly costumed, preferring to wear the mask with regular biker leathers, rides a high performance motorcycle and is typically armed with a custom designed Pepper-box pistol with multiple functions.
The Kip Burland Black Hood was unmasked in court by a character named "Neelednoodle". Thereafter, Burland became a private detective.
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