About: Man in Black (Harvey)

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The Man in Black, who was sometimes also called Fate and Kismet, was a host character. He did sometimes participate in the story, often hiding his face because he claimed that looking at it was fatal. He worked with the Weaver, a woman who wove the patterns of life. He also interacted with Venus and Cupid who would sometimes thwart Fate's plan to help the occasional mortal.

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rdfs:label	Man in Black (Harvey)
rdfs:comment	The Man in Black, who was sometimes also called Fate and Kismet, was a host character. He did sometimes participate in the story, often hiding his face because he claimed that looking at it was fatal. He worked with the Weaver, a woman who wove the patterns of life. He also interacted with Venus and Cupid who would sometimes thwart Fate's plan to help the occasional mortal.
dcterms:subject	Protagonists Male Characters Comic Book Characters Unknown Creator Black Themed Characters Personifications Harvey Characters 1945 Debuts Horror Host
Row 4 info	Unknown
Row 1 info	Fate
Row 4 title	Created by
Row 2 info	Front Page Comic Book
Row 1 title	Real Name
Row 2 title	First Appearance
Row 3 info	Harvey
Row 3 title	Original Publisher
Box Title	Man In Black
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abstract	The Man in Black, who was sometimes also called Fate and Kismet, was a host character. He did sometimes participate in the story, often hiding his face because he claimed that looking at it was fatal. He worked with the Weaver, a woman who wove the patterns of life. He also interacted with Venus and Cupid who would sometimes thwart Fate's plan to help the occasional mortal. Strictly speaking, Man in Black is neither purely good nor purely evil. The punishments he delivers stems directly from the actions of the human beings that are being punished, and some are definitely more deserving than others.

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