Jerom, the amazing French papertoy artist and creator of the delightful papertoy version of My Little Cthulhu, imagined a cthulheian mockup version of The Legend of Zelda: The Legend of Cthulhu, where the player controls a sorcerer stranded on fishermen island whose purpose it is to wake Cthulhu.

He has to collect souls (instead of gold coins) and fight off pink Shoggoth-like gooey creatures!

This is one of the most amazing Cthulhu-themed T-Shirt I’ve ever seen, not to mention that it mashes up two of my favourite memes, Lovecraft and steampunk. Wow. Perfection is near.

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After what seemed a point- and endless quest in the aeon-old vacuity of the tubes, I finally found the best way to introduce my little one to the marvels of the Mythos and help her find her way into the Cult’s warm embracing hug. This video is the optimal educational tool to start early in paving your little ones’ path into the terror of their meaningless lives.

And as it says in the video’s commentary:

This series has won multiple awards and has been enthusiastically approved by the department of child-developmental psychology at Miskatonic University.

Sounds reassuring, don’t you think?

A wonderful contribution to the Mythos by Adam Koford, aka the Ape Lad:

Cthulhu

Cthulhu Monkey

Number 108 Cthulhu Carl

Laugh-Out-Loud Cats #162

A very nice animated interpretation of H. P. Lovecraft’s The Music of Erich Zann by a group of animation students:

Listen to the original The Music of Erich Zann short story read by Cameron Halket:

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More readings of H. P. Lovecraft’s works can be found on Librivox.

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You must be thinking: “Yet another cheesy nerdy Cthulhu t-shirt!” But you are wrong this time because this one is sort of special in its own special way. It’s actually more than just a t-shirt. It’s a door to omniscience, to the eternity of unspeakable horrors, to the sad truth of our long lost future battle for the survival of humankind. Wow.

And it’s only 10$ over at Shirt.Woot.

It also comes with a wonderful description too:

IN YR CEILIN, SHATTERIN YR MINDZ

I ARE BAK! MIZ ME?
WUZ SLEEPY TIE-TIE IN MI SUNKED CITI OF R’LYEH BUT NOW R SOOOOOO HUNGREEZ! TIME FR CRAZEE HUMAN INSANITEES? I CAN HAZ?
OH. U IZ BIZZIE WIF TUG-TUG TIME. I COME BAK LATERZ FR YR MADNEZZ.

KTHXBAI!

Wear this shirt: to Innsmouth.

Don’t wear this shirt: in front of Ceiling Cat. HE R JEALOUS.

This shirt tells the world: “What’s that sound? Could that be Lovecraft spinning in his grave?”

We call this color: Great Old One Heather Grey

An impressive resin statuette by sculptor LunchLadie from Toilet Face:

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The invasion is only beginning:

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flickr user Evil Cheese Scientist has a lovely display of lovecraftian art and photos:

At the Mountains of Madness (click image for bigger size)

Cthonian Doodle (click image for bigger size)

Cthonian Sketch (click image for bigger size)

Cthulhu (click image for bigger size)

Compilation Tape (click image for bigger size)

And he sure loves his toys:

Search of the Damned (click image for bigger size)

Hellboy in the Temple of Cthulh (click image for bigger size)