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| With Mark of Haunts for Hope and the great wizard, cartoonist Frank Thorne |
| Inside the mighty paw of The Eighth Wonder Of The World, from left to right: Deanna Demko, scream queen and horror icon, steampunk Fernando Gallego, and Academy Award winning actress Ms. Ali McGraw |
| Gojira was by far the single largest undertaking the show has ever presented... The beast was buried up to his neck, sedated and restrained. The upkeep and feeding costs were ridiculous. |
| Year One of the sideshow was the culmination of a lifetime of preparation and planning... Icons and objects from the world of horror and legend had been discovered and acquired by the show at great expense, including a two-headed mummy, the Alien Xenomorph, the living head of Frankenstein's monster and the skeleton of Vlad Dracula. |
| The following years saw a trend towards more mainstream, horror-related decoration, as the infamous letter from Rafael Meoli had arrived at this point, causing an upheaval in the family. It was decided to cease the sideshow aspect until the truth was discovered about the origin of the letter and the accompanying crates. |
| With Joe D'Angeli, the NJ Batman, and his volunteer Bouquet |
| Horror Hostess Roxsy Tyler of Carnival of Horrors |
| Martin Ling The Suicide KIng and Danny Borneo of Olde City Sideshow stopped by at The Steampunk Worlds' Fair |
| John "Wacky Draccy" Bundy |
| Left to right: Vintage horror host Count Gor De Vol, Bride of Borloff Vixxa Violet, and horror host Karlos Borloff himself, videotaping the bannerline for his TV show. |
| Castle Blood and haunt icon Miss Dawn McChechnie |
| Professor Ouch, Red Stuart, me and James Taylor at National Haunters Con |
| Anthony Gangi, magician, sideshow performer and author of "Carny Sideshows" |