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Adapting the hit French graphic novel, author Romuald Giulivo and artist Jakub Rebelka come together to give us the dreamlike story of the very last day of H.P. Lovecraft. See the final journey of a complex and tortured man, facing his choices, his writings, and his mistakes at the very last moment of his life. Designed as a strange Gothic cathedral, The Last Day of H.P. Lovecraft is an extraordinary story that explores the end of a man and the beginning of a myth.
The book critiques, pays homage to, and riffs on the works of Lovecraft and attempts to answer what kind of person would invent cosmic horror. The characterization of Carter is enjoyable as a puckish, nigh-omniscient protagonist as he both trolls and fanboys over HP Lovecraft. Read Full Review
Solid artwork couldn't save this issue from the slow pace and confusing writing. While I understand that this is an English adaptation of a French story, the adaptation still has to be enjoyable. I just couldn't get on board with this issue. I hope that the writing catches up to the artwork in the next issue. Read Full Review
Rebelka delivers some great art in the first issue. I loved the first few images of the issue and how they brought me into the world of Lovecrafts twisted imagination. Read Full Review
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