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Batman Arkham: Black Mask #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers key stories featuring the ruthless crime lord Black Mask, one of Batman's most sadistic foes. It includes his origin from Batman #386 and other classic tales that showcase his brutal reign over Gotham's underworld, such as his role in the 'War Games' crossover. The volume highlights the character's evolution from a mob boss to a masked terrorist obsessed with control and chaos.
In "Black Mask: Losing Face," Tom Taylor and Cully Hamner deliver a tense, visually striking tale where Black Mask, cornered after a failed armored car heist, strikes a dangerous deal with Lex Luthor. With newfound power to steal any face, he infiltrates a corporation, forcing Batwoman and Renee Montoya to unravel a threat that’s as much about identity as it is about control. Matt Wagner’s cover captures the chilling transformation at the heart of the story.
In "Relentless Part Five," Selina must confront Black Mask and Sylvia in a tense standoff as they hold Holly and Maggie hostage, forcing her into a deadly exchange. With time running out and trust shattered, Selina fights to save her allies—using cunning, courage, and a hidden bomb to turn the tide. The aftermath leaves wounds both visible and unseen, as the cost of survival begins to settle.
In "All They Do Is Watch Us Kill Part 1," Black Mask attempts to broker a deal with Red Hood, but when the offer falls apart, the situation takes a deadly turn. With Red Hood seemingly gone, a chilling message arrives at Wayne Manor—a package containing a strand of the Joker’s hair, sent by Alfred.
In "Looks Can Kill," Black Mask finds himself trapped after a botched armored car heist, only to seize an offer from Lex Luthor that grants him the chilling ability to steal any face. As he vanishes into the city’s elite, Batwoman and Renee Montoya must unravel a trail of identity theft that leads to a corporate takeover with deadly consequences.
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↩ Reprints Batman #386 (1985), Detective Comics #553 (1985), Batman #387 (1985), Batman #484 (1992), Batman #485 (1992), Catwoman #16 (2003), Robin #130 (2004), Batman #636 (2005), Batman Villains Secret Files and Origins 2005 #[nn] (2005), Batman #648 (2006), Catwoman #83 (2010), Black Mask: Year of the Villain #1 (2019)
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