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H. P. Lovecraft's classic horror story of supernatural monsters deep in the Pacific, told in graphic novel format, will keep you on the edge of your seat.
More than 100 pages of illustrated horror and adventure await! Henry Wilcox can't ignore his dreams of an enormous green monster calling to him from an underwater alien city. He seeks the help of Professor Angell, who dies suddenly, leaving a box of research on the subject for his nephew, Francis. Francis seeks answers about his uncle's death, and in the process uncovers evidence of a cult waiting for the Great Old Ones to return.
"I really enjoyed this one . . . Shephard has adapted this story to create an ominous tale of one man's journey to discover the truth about Cthulhu and the cult created in its name." —MuggleNet
"An adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft's famous tale . . . I liked the artwork, with shadows and a murky feeling gelling well with the story being told. It is an interesting tale talking about religion and cults." —The Geekiary
"I really like the graphic novel format as it certainly brought the story to me and it's one I'll never forget. This version has certainly made me want to read the original novel, so much so that I've added it to my wishlist books . . . Stunning." —Fuzzable
More than 100 pages of illustrated horror and adventure await! Henry Wilcox can't ignore his dreams of an enormous green monster calling to him from an underwater alien city. He seeks the help of Professor Angell, who dies suddenly, leaving a box of research on the subject for his nephew, Francis. Francis seeks answers about his uncle's death, and in the process uncovers evidence of a cult waiting for the Great Old Ones to return.
"I really enjoyed this one . . . Shephard has adapted this story to create an ominous tale of one man's journey to discover the truth about Cthulhu and the cult created in its name." —MuggleNet
"An adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft's famous tale . . . I liked the artwork, with shadows and a murky feeling gelling well with the story being told. It is an interesting tale talking about religion and cults." —The Geekiary
"I really like the graphic novel format as it certainly brought the story to me and it's one I'll never forget. This version has certainly made me want to read the original novel, so much so that I've added it to my wishlist books . . . Stunning." —Fuzzable
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