H.P. Lovecraft stories illustrated by Richard Corben, Rick Geary, Matt Howarth, J.B. Bonivert, Mark A. Nelson, R.K. Sloane, S. Clay Wilson, Maxon Crumb, George Kuchar, Chris Pelletiere, Steven Cerio, Ashley Wood, Jeff Remer, Lisa Weber, Onsmith Jeremi, Devon Devereaux, Dominique Signoret, Stephen Hickman, John Coulthart, Skot Olsen, Kellie Storm, Allen Koszowski, Jeffrey Johannes, Gerry Alanguilan, Pete Von Sholly, Arnold Arre, Rafeal Avila, Andy Ewen, Jim Nelson, and Tom Sutton. Published by Tom Pomplun.

From Booklist

Gr. 9-up. Following books on Poe, Conan Doyle, and H. G. Wells, this fourth volume in the Graphic Classics series lives up to the intent of the series, which is dedicated to reintroducing classic authors of the macabre in comics format. The book includes an introduction by Gahan Wilson, George Kuchar's 1975 comics biography of the early-twentieth-century horror writer, graphic novelized adaptations of several Lovecraft stories, some original comics stories based on Lovecraft lore, and a 36-stanza epic poem, "Fungi from Yuggoth," illustrated by 17 contemporary cartoonists. In all, more than three-dozen artists contributed to this black-and-white album. The cartoonists, many of whom have also worked in other areas--film, commercial art, music, underground comics, teaching--represent many countries. Richard Corben and Rick Geary are American; Dominique Signoret is from France; Gerry Alanguilan is from the Philippines. Artists from England, Denmark, and Italy are also included. As an introduction to Lovecraft, this is fine fare; for teens already enamored of the hallmark American author, the book offers a satisfying array of stylish interpretations. In keeping with Lovecraft's own sensibilities, creepiness, rather than violence, is the running theme. Francisca Goldsmith
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If you're a fan of HPL, this is a must-have, and if you're not, this book will make you one. -- John O’Neill, Knights of the Dinner Table

Readers are treated to both the humorous as well as the dark side of HPL. -- Chris Stewart, The People of Innsmouth

The bizarre and compelling artwork, on nearly every page, deliciously spices the mix with humour and terror. -- Claude Lalumière, The Montreal Gazette

This volume of illustrated Lovecraft fiction and poetry is so cool that I can hardly put it down. -- J.L. Comeau, The Tomb of Dark Delights

…the production standards are top notch and the talent illustrating these stories are fantastic. -- Comic Book Galaxy