but Cthulhu is big in Japan. Well, maybe one link to some drawings doesn't constitute 'big', but I like that old song title.
I have yet to try looking for any Japanese art involving both the Mythos and girls in school uniforms, but I know it's out there somewhere.
This is Fascinating and I Love It
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So this is an interview with Rick "I wrote Warhammer 40K because nobody in
the company thought it'd make any money" Priestley about all the unfinished
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Last good lot I saw was from Masamune
ReplyDeleteShirow, a series of illustrated books detailing the war between a monster-hunting priestess and various kung-fu cthuloids. The Deep-Ones predictably mastered the doggy-style.
Seriously, they are fecund.
God bless J-List.