The Elseworlds story Batman: Masque has an 1890s version of Batman fighting a villain called the Phantom who is terrorising the ballet.In All-Ghouls School, minor student Christine is implied to be the niece of the original.They may play scary music on a pipe organ.They tend towards being a Large Ham, due to where they dwell and the efforts they make to inspire fear.They'll often be dressed in evening clothes.The Theatre Phantom will either be depicted as a Badass Normal or actually be a supernatural creature when finally confronted.Sometimes, they aren't associated with a single location at all.
The Theatre Phantom will often haunt a place of entertainment, with live action theaters being the most commonly used as the character's stomping grounds because the Phantom can potentially harm the people who attend, as well as damage the establishment's revenue and reputation.The mask usually covers some kind of gruesome deformity or horrifying scars, though as with the original Phantom, the derivative characters have gotten Progressively Prettier over the years. Usually this mask covers only half of the character's face, but full masks aren't unheard of. note Oftentimes people forget the original novel's Phantom had a full black mask the movies and the play made the popular White Mask of Doom a staple. The character will almost always wear some kind of mask.Sometimes they are a Captain Ersatz, sometimes they're a thoughtful parody of their inspiration, but they often share a few key features: In comparison to the original, characters based on the Phantom are often varied. The title character himself is very intriguing, being a masked madman with a lot of tragedy and sadness has made him one of the most iconic villains (if not characters) in movie lore.Īs with most successes, the concept of a "phantom of the X" has since been used countless times since its introduction. The Phantom of the Opera, based on the book and play, is considered by many to be one of the best movies of all time due to its gripping combination of drama and horror.
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