Black Mask
Blackmask is a three-issue prestige format mini-series by Brian Augustyn and Jim Baikie published in 1993 by DC Comics.
Black Mask
- Creator
- Brian Augustyn
- Publisher
- DC Comics
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Blackmask is a three-issue prestige format mini-series by Brian Augustyn and Jim Baikie published in 1993 by DC Comics.
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• Title — Blackmask • Schedule — Monthly • Format — Mini-series • Limited — y • Publisher — DC Comics • Date — 1993 • Issues — 3 • Writers — Brian Augustyn • Artists — Jim Baikie • Colorists — Jim Baikie • Letterers — Albert De Guzman • Editors — Archie Goodwin Bill Kaplan • Creators — Brian Augustyn Jim Baikie • Subcat — DC Comics • Sort — Blackmask (comic book)
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Set during the aftermath of the Korean War, the appearance of a masked vigilante known as Blackmask (Daniel "Dan" Cady) in a small American town causes concern for both the police and the Mafia.
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