Showing posts with label the Phantom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the Phantom. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

Another Old Game That We May Try to Make...

This is one that we have never even heard of before... apparently from the late 60's or early 70's ....
The two rectangles (one over the opening of the "hatch" to the left) The discard section  ... And No idea of the purpose of the Pit (bottom Left) or two Two Doors (with a square over each)
                                    Here is what the game board looked like...
             Not sure of the "rules of play" , or even what is its "objective"... dice, or "spinner" ???
                                     Did it have "cards" that tell you what to do... ???
                            This should be an "interesting" game for us to create for Stacey....
 Anyone who can tell us anything about this board game would be Greatly Appreciated...... 
                    We will update you good folk on just "what we come up with for this one.....
                                                                    Later Kiddies.....

Saturday, April 14, 2012

Phantom of the Opera.....

From the blog "Classic Movie Monsters"..... This still.... I have never seen this image before.....
As you all know I enjoy Lon Chaney's 1925 "Phantom"
 
                                       I have been a fan of his character since early childhood....

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Another Post on the Phantom


As a small child this character fascinated me the old black and white images of poor Erik in the Paris Sewers....
I loved his intricate underground lair...
The Movie itself I never got to see until the mid 1990's

 Lon Chaney truly a master of Horror Characters... 
Print and Color for yourself

                           Just a follow-up post on one of my childhood icons...

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Another Post on the Phantom

A couple pieces of artwork of one of my favorite Villain / Monster Erik, the Phantom
His creation (GhastonLourex's Novel) the Phantom of the Opera One of the Greatest Movie Monsters of all  Time...  An "idol" of mine since early childhood ...  I read the book 3 times by 8th grade .... Never got to see the entire film until the mid-1990's ...  I even own the Sideshow "Silver Screen" edition of this 12 inch figure...

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Another Post on the Phantom



Even the Phantom gets depressed sometimes
Lon Chaney's Phantom of the Opera (1925) has always been one of my favorite monsres since early childhood
A realistic full-size figure

the Phantom abducting his lady love

Erik found dead in his lair
Emerging from the sewers



Not looking very happy
Menacing the lady

the deadly chandelier

Offering her a choice
Even as the Red Death

cool image

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                                         He is my favorite of all of the Universal Monsters