While working as an operative for the Noh, an organization that polices the interwined realms of business, organized crime and politics in Japan, Kabuki becomes deeply affected by the death of her mother and can only relate to the world through the security of a mask.

She embarks on a quest to come to terms with her family, history, culture and identity - even if her personal crusade brings her in direct conflict with the powers she serves.
David Mack's Mack's work has garnered nominations for the 1999 International Eagle Awards in the categories of Favorite Comic Artist (Painted) and Best Cover Art of the Year (Painted), the Eisner Award (America's most prestigious comics award) in the category of Best Painter, both the Harvey and Kirby Awards in the category of Best New Talent as well as many other awards and nominations.

He was also the first American to be nominated for Germany's most prestigious Max-und-Moritz Award in the category of Best Imported Comic.

David Mack is the creator, author and artist of KABUKI published through Marvel Comics’ imprint ICON. Currently, David is working on the live action Kabuki feature film for 20th Century Fox. Besides writing the treatment, his credits include: Visual Designer, Creative Consultant and Co-Producer.