Editing The Masque of the Red Death (section)

===Comics adaptations===
* In 1952, [[Marvel Comics]] published "The Face of Death" in ''Adventures Into Weird Worlds'' #4. Adaptation and art were by [[Bill Everett]].
* In 1952, [[Charlton Comics]] published "The Red Death" in'' The Thing'' #2. Adaptation and art were by [[Bob Forgione]].
* In 1960, Editora Continental (Brazil) published "A Máscara da Morte Rubra" in ''Clássicos de Terror'' #9. Adaptation and art by Manoel Ferreira. It was reprinted by Editora Taika in ''Álbum Clássicos de Terror'' #11 (1974) and by Editora Vecchia in ''Spektro'' #6 (1978).
* In 1961, Marvel published "Masquerade Party" in ''Strange Tales'' #83, with story and art by [[Steve Ditko]]. It was reprinted by Editora Taika (Brazil) in ''Almanaque Fantastic Aventuras'' #1 (1973) and by Marvel in ''[[Chamber of Chills]]'' #16 (1975).
* In 1964, [[Dell Comics]] published "The Masque of the Red Death", adapted from the 1964 film, art by [[Frank Springer]].
* In 1967, [[Warren Comics]] published "The Masque of the Red Death" in ''[[Eerie (magazine)|Eerie]]'' #12. Adaptation was by [[Archie Goodwin (comics)|Archie Goodwin]], art by [[Tom Sutton]]. This version has been reprinted multiple times.
* In 1967, Editora Taika published "A Máscara da Morte Rubra" in ''Álbum Clássicos de Terror'' #3. Adaptation by Francisco de Assis, art by [[Nico Rosso]] with J. B. Rosa. This was reprinted in ''Almanaque Clássicos de Terror'' #15 (1976).
* In 1969, Marvel published "The Day of the Red Death" in ''[[Chamber of Darkness]]'' #2. Adaptation by [[Roy Thomas]], art by [[Don Heck]]. This was reprinted by La Prensa (Mexico) in ''El Enterrador'' #4 (1970) and by Marvel in ''Chamber of Darkness Special'' #1 (1972).
* In 1972, Milano Libri Edizioni (Italy) published "La Maschera della Morte Rossa" in ''[[Linus (magazine)|Linus]]'' #91. Adaptation and art were by [[Dino Battaglia]]. This was reprinted in ''[[Corto Maltese (magazine)|Corto Maltese]]'' #7 (1988) and multiple other times.
* In 1974, Skywald published "The Masque of the Red Death" in ''Psycho'' #20. Adaptation by Al Hewetson, art by [[Ricardo Villamonte]]. This was reprinted by Garbo (Spain) in ''Vampus'' #50 (1975) and by Eternity in ''The Masque Of The Red Death and Other Stories ''#1 (1988).
* In 1975, Warren published "Shadow" in ''[[Creepy (magazine)|Creepy]]'' #70. Adaptation by Richard (Rich) Margopoulos, art by [[Richard Corben]]. The story is Poe's "[[Shadow: A Parable]]", not "The Masque of the Red Death", but the ending was changed to incorporate elements of it. This was reprinted multiple times.
* In 1975, Charlton published "The Plague" in ''[[Haunted (comics)|Haunted]]'' #22. Adaptation by Britton Bloom, art by Wayne Howard. This was reprinted in Haunted #45 (1979) and by Rio Grafica Editora Globo (Portugal) in ''Fetiche'' #1 (1979).
* In 1975, Ediciones Ursus (Spain) published "La Mascara de la Muerte Roja" in'' Macabro ''#17. Art by Francisco Agras.
* In 1979, Bloch Editores S.A. (Brazil) published "A Máscara da Morte Rubra" in'' Aventuras Macabras'' #12. Adaptation by Delmir E. Narutoxde, art by [[Flavio Colin]].
* In 1982, Troll Associates published "The Masque of the Red Death" as a children's book. Adaptation by David E. Cutts, art by John Lawn.
* In 1982, Warren published "The Masque of The Red Death" in ''[[Vampirella]]'' #110. Adaptation by Rich Margopoulos, art by [[Rafael Aura León]]. This has been reprinted multiple times.
* In 1984, Editora Valenciana (Spain) published "La Mascara de la Muerte Roja" in ''SOS'' #1. Adaptation and art by A.L. Pareja.
* In 1985, Edizioni Editiemme (Italy) published "La Masque De La Morte Rouge" in ''Quattro Incubi''. Adaptation and art were by Alberto Brecchi. This has been reprinted multiple times.
* In 1987, [[Kitchen Sink Press]] published "The Masque of The Red Death" in ''[[Death Rattle (comics)|Death Rattle]]'' v.2 #13. Adaptation and art by [[Daryl Hutchinson]].
* In 1988, [[Last Gasp (publisher)|Last Gasp]] published "The Masque of The Red Death" in ''[[Strip Aids U.S.A.]]'' Adaptation and art by [[Steve Leialoha]].
* In 1995, Mojo Press published "The Masque of The Red Death" in ''Weird Business''. Adaptation by Erick Burnham, art by [[Ted Naifeh]].
* In 1999, Albin Michel – L'Echo des Savanes (France) published "De La Mascara De La Muerte Roja" in'' Le Chat Noir''. Adaptation and art were by [[Horacio Lalia]]. This has been reprinted multiple times.
* In 2004, Eureka Productions published "The Masque of the Red Death" in'' Graphic Classics #1: Edgar Allan Poe'' (2nd edition). Adaptation by David Pomplun, art by Stanley W. Shaw. This has been reprinted in the 3rd edition (2006), and in'' Graphic Classics #21: Edgar Allan Poe's Tales Of Mystery'' (2011).
* In 2008, Go! Media Entertainment published ''[[Wendy Pini's Masque of the Red Death]]''. Adaptation and art by [[Wendy Pini]]. This version is an erotic, science-fiction illustrated webcomic, set in a technological future. Go! Media also published in print the first third of the graphic novel. In 2011 [[Warp Graphics]] published the complete 400-page work in one volume.
* In 2008, Sterling Press published "The Masque of The Red Death" in ''Nevermore (Illustrated Classics): A Graphic Adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's Short Stories''. Adaptation by Adam Prosser, art by Erik Rangel.
* In 2013, [[Dark Horse Comics]] published "The Masque of the Red Death" in ''The Raven And The Red Death''. Adaptation and art by Richard Corben. This has been reprinted in ''Spirits of the Dead ''(2014).
* In spring 2017, [[UDON Entertainment]]'s Manga Classics line published ''The Stories of Edgar Allan Poe'', which included a manga format adaptation of "The Masque of the Red Death".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2016-07-21/udon-ent-to-release-street-fighter-novel-dragon-crown-manga/.104545 |title=Udon Ent. to Release Street Fighter Novel, Dragon's Crown Manga|website=Anime News Network|date= July 21, 2016 |first=Crystalyn |last=Hodgkins}}</ref>