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Also, something about the red sky tells me that the kid won't be able to enjoy it for too long...

The (undeserved?) shitstorm who have tried to Hide Stellar blade success.

... your opinion?

Boom! Studios has announced that it is set to publish an English-language adaptation of the hit French graphic novel The Last Day of H.P. Lovecraft as a four-issue limited series.

Written by Romauld Guilivo with art by Jakub Rebelka, it tells the “dreamlike story of the very last day of horror pioneer and controversial writer H.P. Lovecraft [and] the final journey of a complex and tortured man facing his choices, his writings, and his wrongs at the very last moment of his life.”

You can check out an early unlettered sneak peek at The Last Day of H.P.

(likely a repost, but still good to remember)

Bioprototype, a Roguelike & Skill Customizing Rhapsody! This is an auto-bomber with programming elements. Customize your character skills with visual programming, utilize enemy organs to finish the mutation, and construct the ultimate prototype, one can survive in the endless wave of flesh.

Sunken Engine Demo offers an atmospheric preview of the Lovecraftian Ship Repair Simulator. Repair your first ship, explore your surroundings, and survive the creeping dread of the sea.

All the new lovecraftian release. Movie, videogame and more...

The Fallout franchise has long maintained a Lovecraftian subplot, which I often call "The Dunwich Mystery". Last week, Fallout 76 expanded upon these Eldritch themes with the "Gone Fission" update, which primairly emphasized a new fishing mechanic, but also introduced new characters and locations related to Fallout's Dunwich Mystery.

June’s new horror books include a cattle drive pursued by something terrifying, Succession by way of a Greek cult, a celebrity ghost, squirrel survival, a cyberterrorist in virtual reality, a psychiatrist and a serial killer linked by blood, the true horror of a beach town in the off-season, and much, much more.

Beast by Richard van Camp

Endling by Maria Reva

I Can Fix Her by Rae Wilde

Kill Creatures by Rory Power

Of Monsters and Mainframes by Barbara Truelove

Strange Houses by Uketsu, trans. Jim Rion

The Nut House by Patrick Barb

Awakened by Laura Elliott

The Bachelorette Party by Camilla Sten

Enter the Peerless by Kyle Winkler

Foreclosure Gothic by Harris Lahti

A Girl Walks into the Forest by Madeleine Roux

Of Flesh and Blood by N. L. Lavin & Hunter Burke

This Is Not a Ghost Story by Amerie

With a Vengeance by Riley Sager

Black Cat Tales: An Anthology of Black Cats, ed. Mark Causey and Francesca Maria

The Restless Few by James M. Watjen

CodeSkull by Chloe Spencer

Ecstasy by Ivy Pochoda

The Farmhouse by Chelsea Conradt

I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness by Irene Solà

If We Survive This by Racquel Marie

You’ve Awoken Her by Ann Dávila Cardinal

Brave New Weird: The Best New Weird Literature, Volume Three, ed. Alex Woodroe & Matt Blairstone

Dark Circuitry by Kirk Bueckert

Glass Girls by Danie Shokoohi

The No-End House by Jeremy Bates

The Skin We Feel Most Comfortable In: Stories, Craig Wallwork

The Rewilding, Robert Evans

Smile for the Cameras, Miranda Smith

Struggle for Existence, Geoff Jone

Ten Sleep, Nicholas Belardes

The Off-Season, Jodie Robins

The Skin We Feel Most Comfortable In: Stories, Craig Wallwork

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