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Distracted, Stanley doesn't notice that Katherine is inside and she steals the Mask, only to become the new Mask and Stan is soon killed by Kat, The Mask. However, The Mask returns to Stanley's apartment, where he removes the Mask and starts packing in preparation to leave town. Despite Kellaway and the Police Department's best efforts, The Mask continued his murderous spree and after decimating a large faction of Kellaway's men. The comics, however, focus more on revenge, criminality, and the corrupting influence of power: when Ipkiss realises just how strong the mask can make him, he goes on a brutal killing spree. ДЄfter their first encounter, Kellaway had his forces murder the Mask, but of course The Mask survived the attack and continued his criminal spree all over the city. His personal vendetta prevented him from pursuing nobler goals with his new powers and as a result, his relationship deteriorated to the point where Katherine broke up with him and his activities as The Mask caught the attention of the local authorities, including Lieutenant Kellaway. Although he wanted to use these new powers for good, he also used them for his own personal gain. Stanley learned of The Mask's magical powers when he tried the thing and he became a powerful being with extraordinary abilities. Without them, audiences would have to pay attention to the plot, which is uneven, predictable, and not worth the price of admission alone. Pity whoever finds this ancient mask, for whoever puts it on will gain miraculous powers, at the cost of their self control and sanity. Industrial Light and Magics special effects are integral to the success of this film.

THE MASK COMICS SERIES

Ipkiss found The Mask as a gift for his then girlfriend, Katherine. The Mask is a perfect vehicle for his abilities to play both a lovable loser and a manic menace. The Mask was created as a Dark Horse comic book series by writer Mike Richardson, artist Mark Badger and was later expanded by writer John Arcudi and artist Doug Mahnke, first appearing as 'Masque' in Dark Horse Presents 10 and later as 'The Mask' in Mayhem 1. Stanley Ipkiss was a regular guy, who had a rough life. Stanley Ipkiss is alway in the beginning of the comic when he wears glasses and he did not have some of his hair. I'm there! When I'm upstairs- I'm downstairs! When I'm in the front- I'm in the back! When I'm alive- you're dead! - The Mask src

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