YOUNG LOVECRAFT GN (2025)
"KettleDrummer Books, in association with Diabolo Ediciones, proudly presents, Young Lovecraft, the web comic that took Spain by storm - back in an all-new printing! In this hilarious graphic novel, Oliver and Torres explore the childhood of H.P. Lovecraft, the great genius of literary terror who gave us the cycle of the Myths of Cthulu, and forever changed the landscape modern horror. Join the young Lovecraft on his macabre and comical adventures!"
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Writer
Jose OliverArtist
Bartolo TorresAll Volumes
Reading Order
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YOUNG LOVECRAFT GN VOL 01 NEW PTG
"KettleDrummer Books, in association with Diabolo Ediciones, proudly presents, Young Lovecraft, the web comic that took Spain by storm - back in an all-new printing! In this hilarious graphic novel, Oliver and Torres explore the childhood of H.P. Lovecraft, the great genius of literary terror who gave us the cycle of the Myths of Cthulu, and forever changed the landscape modern horror. Join the young Lovecraft on his macabre and comical adventures!"
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YOUNG LOVECRAFT GN VOL 02 (C: 0-1-2)
"Continuing the alternate biography of a true legend of horror, this book follows little 'Howie' Lovecraft and his ghoulish friends as they deal with the boredoms and challenges of youth, from the labors of daily homework - and the misadventures of the golem created to do the work instead - to dealing with Siouxie, the new girl in class who moved in from Detroit."
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YOUNG LOVECRAFT GN VOL 03 (MR) (C: 0-0-1)
"Fanciful and gothic, the alternate vision of H. P. Lovecraft's biography continues in this imaginative graphic telling of the famed writer's youth. The not-so-normal boy and his ghoulish friends tackle everyday problems of schoolyard bullies, first crushes, and the occasional Cthulhu. Little 'Howie' takes a break from the boredom of homework by visiting the realm of sleep, where his encounters are not quite what he expects. The comical adventures of this macabre crew treat fans of the horror genre to ample literary references, with witty surprises from punk and pop culture."