Call of Cthulhu by Dr. Seuss

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In this brilliant parody adaptation of the works of HP Lovecraft the artist depicts two versions of The Call of Cthulhu as though it were written by Dr. Seuss!

Call of Cthulhu:
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Call of Cthulhu For Beginning Readers:
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Give them a read if you like. But for the more on topic pages we get a cute little adaptation from the chapter "The Tale of Inspector LeGrasse."
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There is a bad ending but the cute look of the pages seems to drown out such distasteful thoughts.

[erikson]

eldritch thing 1 and eldritch thing 2 XD

cute, now all we need is a pic of Asenath Waite tied up before her father possesed her body! we could have a whole new genre-LD (Lovecraftian Distress) XD

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'The Thing on the Doorstep' is easily the most chilling story of his I've read. Dunno what it was but that story just got into my skin! Asenath had a bit of an Innsmouth look to her so not sure how attractive she'd be in bondage. XD

[erikson]

'The Thing on the Doorstep' is easily the most chilling story of his I've read. Dunno what it was but that story just got into my skin! Asenath had a bit of an Innsmouth look to her so not sure how attractive she'd be in bondage. XD

XD Lovecraft describes her as attractive aside from the protuberant eyes, it seems she was still a long ways off from becoming a deep one. Aside from that I'd just regard her as a furry (anthro fish/frog)

[darkforce2005]

that was a great find