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Night Mask (01) Real Name: Philip Reinhart Search for 'Night Mask (01)' on eBay Bio: Philip Reinhart was a young prodigy who already established a successful business at the age of 20. However, his success only left him longing for more. Inspired by The Clock, he became a crime-fighter known as Night Mask. Eventually, the two men met and formed a lasting friendship. When World War II broke out, they decided to give up crime-fighting and enlist, both out of the sense of duty and the feeling that the proliferation of super-powered heroes made them increasingly irrelevant. After the war, Phillip decided to focus on business endeavors. During this time, he was briefly married to Erika Blaine and fathered a son, Richard. In 1988, the Clock became president in his civilian guise. At the former's request, Phillip became head of the project designed to track various super-powered beings, just in case the government should need their services. That proved to be a prudent measure, as the increasing supervillain activity made the need for a team of super-powered heroes starkly clear. In 1992, Phillip used the intelligence he gathered to form a super-powered team known as The Protectors. He acted as the team's director, charting the overall course of the team while delegating field decisions to Man of War. Notes: Night Mask is Malibu Comics' version of Centaur's Golden Age Masked Marvel. Malibu's version is given a secret identity, while the original character did not have one. First Appearance: The Protectors (1992) #1 Other Identities: Masked Marvel (Centaur) View a chronological listing of this character's appearances Issue Appearances:  The Protectors (1992)Group Affiliation(s): Protectors Famous Quotes: - Add a Famous Quote None. < Previous Character | Next Character >  Add this character to a run of issues in a title Suggest an image for this character View the contribution history for this character |
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