Mummy
Wrapped in Limbo's chaos, she becomes the mummy.
The mummy mask is one of the enchanted masks wielded by Elizabeth Tyne, also known as Hallows' Eve, a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer J.M. DeMatteis and artist John Romita Jr., Tyne first appeared in *Spider-Man: The Lost Years* #1 (June 1995). The mummy mask is part of a collection of masks imbued with chaos magic from Limbo, each conferring distinct superhuman abilities. When Tyne wears the mummy mask, she transforms into a mummy, gaining its associated traits and powers.
- Role
- Enemy
- First appears
- Spider-Man: The Lost Years #1 (June 1995)
- Status
- Active
Lore & Background
The mummy mask is one of the many enchanted masks that Elizabeth Tyne carries in her bag, each modeled after a particular character and imbued with chaos magic from Limbo. According to the source, the mummy mask specifically 'transforms her into a mummy.' This transformation allows Tyne to adopt the abilities, traits, and even speech patterns associated with the mummy form. The mask is part of a larger arsenal that includes masks modeled after Frankenstein's Monster, a werewolf, a vampire, a Hulk, a Spider-Man, and a Kaiju, among others. Tyne first received her collection of masks from Madelyne Pryor, ruler of Limbo, who used S'ym's magic to empower her and transform her into Hallows' Eve during the lead-up to the 'Dark Web' storyline. The masks are kept in the bag she carries and are central to her identity as a supernatural hero and member of the Blood Hunters.
In Their Own Story
During the 'Blood Hunt' storyline, Elizabeth Tyne, as Hallows' Eve, encounters Dagger, White Widow, and Elsa Bloodstone while wearing a vampire mask. They mistake her for an actual vampire, but she clarifies she had been wearing the mask to throw off other vampires loyal to Varnae. Later, when the Bloodcoven members Smoke Eater, Cruel, and Unusual retreat, Hallows' Eve uses a witch mask in an attempt to cast a spell to send Dagger to safety, though the spell instead harms the vampires. While the source does not provide a specific narrative moment where the mummy mask is used, it is confirmed as one of the masks in her collection, available for her to deploy in battle alongside her teammates in the Blood Hunters, a supernatural team that battles the super-powered vampires called the Bloodcoven.
Reader's Guide
The mummy mask is one of the enchanted masks in Elizabeth Tyne's arsenal, each granting her distinct superhuman abilities. When she wears the mummy mask, she transforms into a mummy, gaining its associated powers and traits. The masks are imbued with chaos magic from Limbo and are kept in the bag she carries. Tyne can switch between masks to adapt to different situations, as seen when she uses a werewolf mask to rob a bank, a police officer mask to work with Detective Shari Sebbens, a vampire mask to travel and evade vampires, a witch mask to attempt magic, and a Hulk mask to overcome zombies. The mummy mask would similarly allow her to adopt the abilities of a mummy in combat. Tyne first received these masks from Madelyne Pryor, who used S'ym's magic to empower her. As a member of the Blood Hunters, Tyne battles the Bloodcoven alongside Dagger, Elsa Bloodstone, and White Widow, using her masks strategically to overcome supernatural threats.
Did You Know?
- The mummy mask is one of at least 17 distinct enchanted masks wielded by Elizabeth Tyne, including masks modeled after Frankenstein's Monster, a werewolf, a vampire, a Hulk, a Spider-Man, and a Kaiju.
- Tyne's masks are imbued with chaos magic from Limbo, granted to her by Madelyne Pryor using S'ym's magic during the 'Dark Web' storyline.
- Elizabeth Tyne first appeared in *Spider-Man: The Lost Years* #1 (June 1995), created by writer J.M. DeMatteis and artist John Romita Jr.
- The mummy mask transforms Tyne into a mummy, allowing her to adopt the abilities, traits, and even speech patterns associated with that form.
- Tyne's collection of masks is kept in the bag she carries, and she can switch between them to adapt to different combat situations.
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