H.P. Lovecraft's Call of Cthulhu: A Graphic Novel

Michael Zigerlig
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In his famous tales of horror, H.P. Lovecraft was the first who wrote about the Great Old Ones and their meaning in the cosmic cycle. He wrote about terrible creatures, lurking in the deepness of the earth and under the sea. This Graphic Novel is an adaption of one of the most regarded tales from H.P. Lovecraft, which is also known as the master of modern horror. His works inspired artists like H.R. Giger, who wrote the foreword for this comic adaption.An adaptation of one of H.P. Lovecraft's most influential works. Staying true to the original work, Swiss writer/artist Michael Zigerlig, narrates the tale with the original prose of three points of view describing the horror of Cthulhu. Generally regarded as Lovecraft's masterpiece, this tale, as with many of Lovecraft's work, influenced generations to come in literature, film, and other mediums. H.R. Giger, famed biomechanical artist and creator of the look of Alien, was also heavily influenced by Lovecraft and he was impressed with this graphic novel that he provides the introduction to this edition. Film director, Brian Yuzna had this to say about Call of Cthulhu. "In his hallucinogenic interpretation of the Lovecraft 'mythos' Michael Zigerlig has realized a fantastic visual obsession. Terrifyingly beautiful. Mesmerizingly decorative. Horror has never looked so good. This Call of Cthulhu stands out as an essential work of Lovecraftian and a visual treat for lovers of art and comics." ---Brian Yuzna
Genres: HorrorComicsFantasyComic BookGraphic Novels
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