Red Hood: The Hill #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hill Part Four: Escalation," Brittany Holzherr delivers a deeply personal and stylistically resonant chapter, drawing from her real-life connection with legendary illustrator Ramona Fradon. The story unfolds with art that channels Fradon’s distinctive, decades-spanning style, subtly weaving in characters she brought to life across her 70-year career—without revealing how the conflict resolves. The issue’s interior art by June Brigman, with inks by Roy Richardson, colors by Trish Mulvihill, and letters by Janice Chiang, complements Holzherr’s narrative, while Sanford Greene’s cover pencils and inks capture the issue’s intensity.
In "Ramona & Me," Brittany Holzherr reflects on her deep connection with legendary illustrator Ramona Fradon, weaving together memories of their professional bond and personal friendship. The story unfolds in Fradon’s distinctive artistic style, bringing to life some of the characters she brought to life across her seven-decade career.
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Reprinted in Red Hood: The Hill #[nn] (2025)
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