The New Mrs. Collins

Roger, preening with his new wife, the divine Cassandra Blair Collins.

Bite Me, Barnabas ... Bite Me!

Barnabas Collins Paper Doll

I don't think Barnabas ever wore plaid; correct me if I'm wrong (actually, please don't) ... also, are his fingernails black?

1897: Angelique on the Stairs

Continuing more posts focusing on Angelique ... what the hell; she's my favorite.

Surprised Cassandra Is Surprised

"I'm Mrs. Barnabas ... er, Mrs. Roger Collins ... who the hell are you?!?"

The Many Faces of Angelique

... Bouchard Collins Blair Collins DuVal DuBois Rumson Stokes Collins DuVal Collins.

Angelique Trading Cards

Angelique, pink border 1968 vintage ...

...and the 1993 version (which really exists in real color, so why are they using this terrible recolored version?  That dress is ORANGE!)

1968: Barnabas and Maggie

1991: The Phoenix Rises

Oh man.  This one crushes me.  So in the 1990s, after the 1991 series went off the air, Innovation continued the series as a comic book for several issues, but ended one chapter into a new story that hinted at the return of Angelique ... or Laura Collins.  The writers had discussed that Angelique might have been Laura all along, and it seems, as this never-used cover art for a phoenix-centric arc indicates, that's the direction the comic would have gone.  And as you know, I'm a huuuuuge Cassandra fan, so to see Lysette Anthony all gussied up in Cassandra drag tears at my heart.  Sigh ... what might have been.  (But what the hell is up with that dress?!?  Dare I ask how it stays attached?)

Barnabas Collins

Dark Shadows Philadelphia Gum Cards

16 Magazine: David Selby

1897: Barnabas, Jenny, Dirk, and Carl

Dark Shadows: Life-Lines

Jonathan/Barnabas

Leviathan: At The Risk of Sounding Banal...

...it's a small world, isn't it.

The Craziness of Cassandra Collins

1795: Nathan Forbes

1795: Sad Millicent Is Sad

Or crazy.  Or both, probably.

1967: Barnabas and Julia

I love that wig. There, I said it.  Look, it's not like I can help myself!

1795: Angelique

Behind the Scenes: Louis and Joan

Is he about to crush that glass into oblivion?  Oh, probably.