It was pretty decent. It didn’t really make things more like the Mask comic, but it did feel more like a comic book, if that makes any sense.
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Never read The Mask either, so no worries there
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I read a bit of the original series when it was made free during the eve of Covid lockdowns, that was NOT what I was expecting. One of those moments where I think the movie is better.
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Dun dun DDDUUUUNNNNNN
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Oh man, the way Jamaica man just casually boots the receptionist in the face. 
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New Line originally picked up the rights to The Mask with the hopes of replacing their Nightmare on Elm Street film series.
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I read Invincible when I had the free trial of Comixology, feels like the cartoon got it right
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…Huh. That’s…not really connected, but I can kinda see the logic.
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That really didn’t work out for them then…
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Music here was actually not that bad.
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More like one successful series ends so they try to start another
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Well, the Freddy films had pretty much turned into Tex Avery cartoons by that point, so the finished film isn’t necessarily that far off. 
Also, The Mask was directed by the guy who directed Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors.
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Shaq with the clever obsesrvation
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Shaq is (finger quotes) going through a tunnel
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I just realized that the Virgil house looks different.
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It was badly damaged in an episode with Rubberband Man, maybe it was intentional?
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“Look at the size of him, he’d eat the toaster if you put some salt on it!”
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“Can Mariah sing?” The answer is a definite no from me dog, just screeching…
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I’m still not sure what Shaq’s purpose in this episode is supposed to be.
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Ratings, I’m guessing.
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