...African-American/Native American aviatrix Bessie Coleman, flying an unarmed seaplane carrying bootlegger Al Capone and his entourage, is attacked by another aircraft with a machine-gunner!
Despite being outgunned, Bessie manages to shear off the attacking aircraft's tail section, causing it to crash, and eliminating the threat!
But the gunfire damage to her seaplane's pontoons causes it to sink after she, Capone and his assistants evacuate the craft by boat after landing.
The gangster, impresed by her prowess, agrees to buy a new plane, and send her home for a brief vacation.
However, Bessie didn't know the dreaded Ku Klux Klan, anxious to find her black plane that downed one of their own craft, had found it, but the tween-age kids she left to watch the barn/hanger had killed the two racists!
She's now attempting to repair the damage the Klansmen did to her aircraft!
And the Klan is wondering what happened to their missing men...
But the gunfire damage to her seaplane's pontoons causes it to sink after she, Capone and his assistants evacuate the craft by boat after landing.
The gangster, impresed by her prowess, agrees to buy a new plane, and send her home for a brief vacation.
However, Bessie didn't know the dreaded Ku Klux Klan, anxious to find her black plane that downed one of their own craft, had found it, but the tween-age kids she left to watch the barn/hanger had killed the two racists!
She's now attempting to repair the damage the Klansmen did to her aircraft!
And the Klan is wondering what happened to their missing men...
And so Black Angel: ScarFace, ends on a cliffhanger with Bessie, "armed" with an empty pistol, being brought to the KKK's state headquarters!
Sadly, only the first two volumes were translated into English and offered only as e-books!
The remaining volumes which completed the series...
Volume 3: Le Crotoy
and
Volume 4: Secret Six
have never been translated and exist only in non-English print editions
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