Phantom 2040 Vinyl Half Mask

The Phantom 2040 Vinyl Half Mask was produced by Disguise Inc. in USA in 1995. The mask is modeled on an image of the Phantom’s face as found in the Phantom 2040 cartoon series, produced by Hearst Corporation and Minos S.A. in France in 1994.


Disguise Inc. was established in 1987 producing everyday play and Halloween costumes, initially released 12 different designs. It grew to be a leading fashion-driven design company in the global costume industry since its establishment by delivering the latest and most sought-after styles.

In 1997, Disguise Inc. expanded its presence and became one of the largest manufacturing groups for costumes and dress-up items when it joined forces with The Cesar Group, an esteemed international costume and play-wear company. This collaboration further strengthened Disguise Inc.’s position in the industry.

In 2008, JAKKS Pacific, Inc., a leading U.S. toymaker (Nasdaq: JAKK), acquired Disguise Inc. This acquisition brought together the synergies of JAKKS’ expertise in entertainment licensing, as well as their established role-play and dress-up business, with Disguise Inc.’s successful track record. This union has propelled Disguise Inc. to new heights within the industry.


The Phantom 2040 Vinyl Half Mask is made of heavy latex. The full-size half mask measures 8″ x 10″, while the accompanying cardboard header card measuring 8″ x 6″. The mask

The mask contains factory pre-cut eye and nose holes with a expandable strap at the rear, making it easy to wear once purchased from a retail outlet. The packaging recommends adult supervision, mainly due to the lack of a mouth breathing hole, also due to the heavy latex the mask is made from.

The cardboard header card at the top of the mask contains a retail rack pre-cut hole. Instructions on how to apply the mask are found on the rear, plus copyright information and safety warnings.


Thank you Christopher Smith for assisting with images and information.