Comic Book Resources reviews the “young Lovecraft” adventure Howard Lovecraft and the Undersea Kingdom…

New tentacular heraldry from John Coulthart…

What if… H.P. Lovecraft had lived into the 1960s and a local motorcycle club had made him a special honorary bike…

A new stage play, about to launch in Illinois, USA.

Concept art for Helio Mira’s $16.8m million movie Ages of Madness, reportedly a…

“Catalonian [Spanish] production which is looking for a budget and it’s only in the concept stage.”

It would be an animated feature film that mashes up the history of The Necronomicon with what seems to be a reworking of the story of “The Call of Cthulhu”. A bit too big to crowd-fund, but I’d certainly pre-order the DVD if this has a chance of being made. Perhaps it should be a graphic novel, first?

A recent webcast interview with Alan Moore confirmed he’s working on a new Lovecraft project. He’s working with Kevin O’Neill on a 48-page comic Nemo: Heart of Ice. The setting is 1920s Antarctica and the comic has a significant H.P. Lovecraft aspect, possibly even some King Kong linkages.

Added to the “Lovecraft on the Web” Directory: Paul Carrick…

Allan Harwood is a young Providence sculptor. Here’s his just-completed sculpted portrait of H.P. Lovecraft (made in real clay, not ZBrush). More pictures at his blog…

You can buy it on Etsy for the crazy-low price of $40, which probably doesn’t even cover his making costs.

Clanking its way toward your screen(^*) in April 2012, a steamcrafted Lovecraft-Steampunk mashup comic book from David Hutchison. Steamcraft will be published by Antarctic Press in April 2012. Featuring… “plasmotic rifles, super-cannons, land crawlers, submersibles and airships” battling ancient evils awoken from the depths…

Possibly only a one-off to accompany an RPG?

* Who can afford to read comics on paper these days?

Gorgeous new faux-retro film posters, from student Ivan Griessel who is studying illustration at Bournmouth in England, UK…

Large versions, and more, at Ivan’s blog.