ON SALE DATE: February 20 With the law twisted and perverted to benefit the unjust, those who serve justice have no choice but to operate outside the law. The Spider digs into the shadowy past of the new governor, but what he finds raises more questions than it answers. Back in New York City, the Shadow and Green Hornet are marshaling their forces, as vigilantes and heroes like the Green Lama, Miss Fury, and the Black Terror join their cause. Meanwhile, a blind lawyer and a fugitive artist find themselves standing alone against the might of the Black Legions.
Masks continues to amaze. There's a lot that could seem gimmicky and cheesy about a pulp hero team-up, but Robinson has crafted a brilliant story. Calero offers up his best work for the halfway point and gives me high hopes for the remainder of the event. You cannot miss Masks 5/5 Read Full Review
Dynamite has a real good thing going here and I can hardly wait to see what happens next. Read Full Review
Overall, another fine issue of MASKS. The story is taking its time withestablishingthe characters, which is good, just as long as the story goes smoothly.Thankfullyit has. We're introduced to theantagonist, the ‘Master.' It's good that now we have anestablishedvillain, I'll be looking forward to seeing how things play out next time. Read Full Review
No character or plot development is given any breathing room, and the entire issue feels disjointed because of it. It's possible to follow dozens of characters around without losing the story, as books like Saga and Prophet have proven, but Masks has not done a good job thus far. It's a shame to see iconic characters like The Shadow dragged through such a mess. Read Full Review
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