Creepy #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Nineteen," H.P. Lovecraft confronts the terrifying reality behind his own stories when he witnesses Jonah's grotesque transformation after being swallowed by a leviathan near R'lyeh. Written by Doug Moench and illustrated by Kelley Jones, this chilling tale follows Lovecraft as he tries to warn the authorities—only to be dismissed as mad and committed to an asylum, his warnings dismissed as delusions of Cthulhu’s return. The cover, a haunting piece by Richard Corben, captures the story’s unsettling atmosphere.
In "Nineteen," Gary seeks out the enigmatic succubus Celia at a secluded brothel, paying her to erase the torment of his past. She agrees, but warns him that each return will deepen his desperation—his soul will repay her, one memory at a time.
In "The Lurking Fate That Came to Lovecraft Part I: Mastery of Dreams," H.P. Lovecraft finds his darkest imaginings bleeding into reality when he witnesses Jonah’s terrifying transformation after being swallowed by a leviathan near R'lyeh. As the boundaries between myth and madness collapse, Lovecraft’s desperate warnings fall on deaf ears—until he’s abruptly returned to Providence, only to be labeled insane and confined to an asylum, still screaming of Cthulhu’s return.
In "The Mausoleum," Robert finds himself drawn to Millie, the quiet caretaker of an old burial crypt, and their romance blooms beneath stone arches and shadowed crypts. As their love deepens, he uncovers a chilling truth: Millie is dead, bound to the mausoleum by forces beyond understanding, and her fleeting "life" only exists within its walls. The story unfolds with quiet dread and emotional weight, exploring the cost of love that defies the natural world.
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