The origin and “core” of the Mythos start of course with the collection 23 of Lovecraft’s greatest weird tales. In these stories, monstrous entities traverse the gulfs of time and space and humankind cowers in fright at the havoc they wreak.
Dive into a terrifying cosmic horror experience set in the depths of the Pacific Ocean. In Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss, you play as Noah, investigating the mysterious disappearance of miners while uncovering the secrets of R’lyeh — a sunken city filled with madness and ancient horrors.
Tanabe has adapted several works of author H.P Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos series into manga, some of which have been released in English by Dark Horse. They include H.P. Lovecraft’s The Hound and Other Stories, At The Mountains Of Madness, The Shadow Over Innsmouth, The Call of Cthulhu, and The Shadow Out of Time (which was released in English in December 2025).
You can read the short stories of weird fiction on my website. Works on mobile and has PDFs as well. There are links to the original scans from Weird Tales, Strange Stories etc.
HYPNOS is a first-person adventure and exploration game, set in a lovecraftian megastructure fever dream. Enter the Nameless City at the edge of Dreams. Follow the trail into the shadow of the Holy Mountain. Embrace your destiny.
Set in the vast world of H.P. Lovecraft, Dreams of a Dead God takes place in 1936 Louisiana following the events of the author’s seminal cosmic horror story The Call of Cthulhu.
If you watch modern genre cinema, H.P. Lovecraft is the most adapted author who has never had a hit movie. His fingerprints are everywhere. You see his tentacles in the MCU (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness), his cosmic nihilism in prestige TV (True Detective), and his creature design in virtually every monster movie post-1980.
A collection of correspondence to and from Providence-based speculative fiction author, Howard P. Lovecraft. Also contained are many of his original manuscripts.
Recently adapted into the Joe Lynch film Suitable Flesh, H.P. Lovecraft‘s cosmic horror short story The Thing on the Doorstep is being turned into a comic.
Left 4 Dead 2 was pretty much the perfect horde shooter, and that came out nearly twenty years ago. Not that that’s topped countless contenders, of course, some of which have been really good! Not only is The Mound: Omen of Cthulhu a co-op horde shooter, though, it’s also a Lovecraftian horror, which means it’s taking on double the challenge.
University student Wonjun visits his friend Jingu’s basement apartment, only to find unsettling changes that are somehow tied to a K-pop star’s suicide. Jingu behaves coldly, a strange statue looms in the corner, and reality begins to fracture. Blurring the lines between hallucination and nightmare, this graphic novel by JaeHoon Choi explores guilt and despair through a Lovecraftian lens, creating a haunting tale of emotional and cosmic horror.
Following up on the success of A Mountain Walked, this volume presents another dozen tales of the Cthulhu Mythos that show how H. P. Lovecraft’s motifs, conceptions, and imagery have affected an entire century of weird writing. Beginning with a delightful parody of Lovecraft written by Edith Miniter in 1921, this anthology features “The Red Brain,” a story of incalculable cosmic horror by Donald Wandrei; “The Beast of Averoigne,” in which Clark Ashton Smith plays a riff on “The Dunwich Horror”; and C. Hall Thompson’s “The Will of Claude Ashur,” an ingenious adaptation of “The Thing on the Doorstep.”
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