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ie! ie!
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The Lovecraft Fish Market....no doubt
patronised by the Lovecraft Fish Men....
Hilarious!
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teh burd, its cracking up
Bravo!
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These are all fab!
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I love this one! I wish it were one of mine!
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Aloysius must have really been ahead of the
times, if he put references to Cthulhu into
his cartoons in 1912.
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Omgomg loveitloveitloveit!!!!!!!!!
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Cthulhu is ageless and eternal. And it's
always the sensitive creative types (like
cartoonists and kittens) that are susceptible
to his madness.
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hehe....cooler the chtool!
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[golf clap] Well done, sir.
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i think this is the best homage to lovecraft
yet
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Where do you think Lovecraft got his ideas?
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LOL
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hmm, I really haven't read av Lovecraft, what
should I start with?
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The Colour Out of Space was the first I read and is a good start.
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The Call of Cthulhu novella is itself a good
start. Fairly accessible, and explains a lot
of the usual Lovecraft references.
The Shadow Over Innsmouth is another good
one.
That is not dead which can eternal nap
And with strange eons even ducks may die
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I read THe Evil Clergyman first... I was a
kid and didn't get that it was LOVECRAFT...
The strange music of Erich Zann was my first
Lovecraft (when I knew he was a famous
horror writer). Depending on your tastes, The
Vault (my 3rd), The Tomb, and my fave, The
Rats in the walls. :)
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At The Mountains of Madness, novella length, has remained a favorite of
mine. The longish short story The Rats In The Walls was mentioned right above me and that is
also a favorite, same with The Shadow Over Innsmouth. Some of my favorite shorter pieces would
include The Dreams In The Witch House and The Shunned House. Call of Cthulhu is also great.
There might be some argument made that you
should read Lovecraft in chronological order,
but I don't think it's required to become
familiar with Lovecraft's Mythos, as it is
known.
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Guy Davis' work on BPRD is very Lovecraftian.
I enjoy it a lot. It creeps me out.
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Hellboy and BPRD, as written by Mignola, are very
Lovecraftian in general. : )
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Deep respekt to you, Mr. Lad. IA! IA!
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Cats of course, are the Elder Gods of the
Elder Gods....don't let them fool ya!
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This really is extra funny because apparently
Lovecraft was fond of cats. I only recently
read "The Dreamquest of Unknown
Kadath", for instance, and cats feature
prominently. As do, of course, ghouls and
Night Gaunts, and other assorted inhabitants
of the Dreamlands.
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Distant cousin Ape Sapien...
Speaking of Mignola, if you ever get the
chance to watch The Amazing Screw-On Head, do
so.
I can haz a Bast?
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I have a statue of Bast... We need a Rats In
The Walls Laugh Out Loud Cats!
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I've seen this before! I never realized your
great-grandfather illustrated the almost
unbelievably rare Pipman's Model (Arkham Press, 1912). Most of the print run
of only 200 were destroyed after the children
who were given the book (it was originally
marketed as a collection of bedtime stories)
were institutionalized. The only extant
copies known remain in the public library of
the town of Dunwich, where, oddly enough,
they are filed with the non-fiction books...
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LMAO!
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If I could add this to my favorites a dozen
times, I would. I love all of the Cats, but
this is definitely one of the best.
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oh my Arkham-Horror playing hubby would
looooooove this one. hee!
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I'd really love to see a copy of Pipman's
Model.
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Nigger-man, get out of there! now!
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