The Mask: Toys in the Attic

In 1998, Dark Horse Comics unleashed a four-issue miniseries that dragged the manic, ultra-violent Mask into the realm of childhood nostalgia turned nightmare. Written by Bob Fingerman and illustrated by Sibin Slavković, The Mask: Toys in the Attic traps its hapless protagonist in a dusty attic where forgotten playthings come to life with a vengeance—and the green-faced chaos follows. It's a tight, eerie detour from the main series that proves even the most innocent settings can become a playground for mayhem.