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4.29 AVERAGE
4.29 AVERAGE
Ok, this was fun.
A simplified retelling of The Call of Cthulhu in the writing and art style of Dr. Seuss.
It's mostly an interesting object to own.
A simplified retelling of The Call of Cthulhu in the writing and art style of Dr. Seuss.
It's mostly an interesting object to own.
Well done! I would swear I was looking at real Dr. Seuss and reading his rhymes. What better gift for a Seuss & Lovecraft fan and gamer?
My little cultists (ages 4 and 6) have been demanding that I read this to them every night at bedtime! I'm not sure why they love it so much, but they do! It's Lovecraft's tale retold as a Dr. Seuss parody! How cool is that?!?
The Call of Cthulhu - for beginning readers
By R. J. Ivankovic
Publisher: hasn’t been published yet. Available for viewing at deviantArt.com
http://drfaustusau.deviantart.com/gallery/34469914
Published In: N/A
Date:
Pgs: 75
Summary:
A beginning reader parody adaption of The Call of Cthulhu in the style of Dr. Seuss.
Genre:
Science Fiction, Horror, Parody
Main Character:
Francis Wayland Thurston
Favorite Character:
Cthulhu...and the prose style, which is almost a character unto itself
Least Favorite Character:
Nope. Don’t have a least favorite.
Favorite Scene:
When Cthulhu awoke.
Plot Holes/Out of Character:
None that I could see
Last Page Sound:
HA! Greatness.
Author Assessment:
I would look at anything else written by him.
Disposition of Book:
Why isn't there a screenplay?:
As a cartoon, I would love to see it. Doubt it’d ever be made, but it could be glorious.
By R. J. Ivankovic
Publisher: hasn’t been published yet. Available for viewing at deviantArt.com
http://drfaustusau.deviantart.com/gallery/34469914
Published In: N/A
Date:
Pgs: 75
Summary:
A beginning reader parody adaption of The Call of Cthulhu in the style of Dr. Seuss.
Genre:
Science Fiction, Horror, Parody
Main Character:
Francis Wayland Thurston
Favorite Character:
Cthulhu...and the prose style, which is almost a character unto itself
Least Favorite Character:
Nope. Don’t have a least favorite.
Favorite Scene:
When Cthulhu awoke.
Plot Holes/Out of Character:
None that I could see
Last Page Sound:
HA! Greatness.
Author Assessment:
I would look at anything else written by him.
Disposition of Book:
Why isn't there a screenplay?:
As a cartoon, I would love to see it. Doubt it’d ever be made, but it could be glorious.
This was super cute, I loved the Lovecraft and Dr. Suess mash up
adventurous
dark
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
N/A
Loveable characters:
N/A
Diverse cast of characters:
N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus:
N/A
adventurous
dark
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Complicated
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
The Doctor Seuss-esque illustrations in this actually work really well in the task of adapting lovecraft's prose to a largely visual medium of a children's book and the author finds some really great ways to make Lovecraft's prose rhyme in fun ways!
Unironically one of the best adaptations of this Lovecraft story!
Unironically one of the best adaptations of this Lovecraft story!
dark
fast-paced