This overlay is made up of four colors, black, gray, red and blue with the character face utilizing the white paper for its color effect. A pretty simplistic overlay with only one small piece of character art in the center. Character art that was lifted from the instruction card, not even original artwork. The lack of depth in the sunburst pattern, a popular motif in the 80′s, gives the overlay a very flat appearance. This overlay is a poor attempt to represent the game as seen in the Capcom flyer. The control panel overlay has no markings of any kind that might help to identify its origin. The plain white waxy backing paper means it was done cost effectively, or “cheaply”. Solid evidence for bootleg status.

After a few hours, yes hours, of trying to remove the decades old adhesive backed paper I was finally able to expose the entire bezel. The piece is colorful and the level of quality is higher than the standard bootleg. The characters depicted are all familiar creatures from the Ghosts N Goblins game, but this bezel is nothing like the original, as you can see. There are no markings of any kind to identify who made the bezel or even when, so I am filing this one under bootleg. Still a nice piece of odd arcade art to add to the collection. Thanks Jeff!