In 2003, we began printing flyers to pass out. They usuually included different art from the posters and a coupon on the back. Show below are the various flyers and the artist information for them as well.
2009
4.25 x 5.5 flyers. Graphic design by Dan Hoge. Art (left) by Finlay and (right) by David King.
2008
Art by Allen Koszowski who has penned many pieces for the classic Weird Tales magazine!
2007
There were also smaller (4.25 x 5.5") color coupons printed on slick cardboard. The back features a Time Machine image of the Morlocks menacing a human, painted by David King.
2006
The Mask of the Red Death was painted by David King. The sewing corpse image is by an unknown artist. They measure 4.25 x 5.5".
2005
The artist was Scott Jackson of Chicago who paints the oversized Monster Masterpieces trading cards. He also organizes Halloween Art Exhibit. Full color coupons (4.25 x 5.5") on slick cardboard.
2004
The artist was Strephon Taylor from El Cerritro, CA. He does a lot of spook show art. Mini flyers (4.25 x 5.5") of the same image were photocopied on white and pumpkin orange paper and distributed. The backs were blank.
2003
The artist for 2003 was Ricardo Garijo from Argentina. He's a professional comic book illustrator and painter of trading cards. He did the art on the left, and an unknown artist did the right side art. The color coupons (4.25 x 5.5") were printed on slick card stock.
1999
We didn't use flyers before then, but jumping back to the first year we opened (on North Monroe street), we did have custom made tickets. Below is one of our original tickets (art by Hal Robins).
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