Innsmouth Magazine #8 is now available, with a lovely cover and new Kindle version (USA & UK) and an ePub version on Smashwords.

An interesting-sounding new comic, announced at the NYC ComicCon, called Fatale.

Fatale is Lovecraftian horror noir — or “noirror”. A reporter in 2012 stumbles on a secret that leads him down the darkest path imaginable… to a seductive woman who’s been on the run since 1935, a mobster who may be an immortal demon monster, and the stories of all the doomed men who’ve been caught in their decades-long struggle. Fatale blends noir and horror to tell a riveting epic unlike anything you’ve seen before.

It’s a massive 12-parter that’s set to ship its first issue in January 2012. Which presumably means it’ll inevitably mutate into a chunky graphic novel weighing in at around 280 pages.

The Whisperer in Darkness movie premieres in White River Junction, Vermont at a special flood benefit screening, with a special talk about Lovecraft’s Vermont trip (the flooding there in the 1920s partly inspired the story) and a prop auction. The film’s makers have also donated three miniature sets to the White River Junction museum which is an interesting-sounding…

“eclectic display space for material culture and an experiment in a new taxonomy. Originally thought of as an “alternative” museum, the museum’s present form and activities resemble the 18th and 19th century “cabinet of curiosities” and point to an interest in the historic roots of museums and museology.”

Sun Break elegantly plucks some quivering gobbets of juicyness from the Lovecraft’s Visions event at the Seattle Art Museum.

The new issue of the Lovecraft e-zine is now available: table of contents | buy.

Lovecraft’s story “The Rats in the Walls” as a theater performance, on 21st and 28th of October 2011, at Black Creek Pioneer Village, Ontario, Canada.

Another slithering Lovecraft mashup/remix thing lurks on the doorstep. Alice in Wonderland vs. Cthulhu. No, really. It’s a graphic novel that’s already been funded on Kickstarter…

“The graphic novel tells the familiar tale of Alice’s Adventure in Wonderland as if the story was written by cult horror writer H.P. Lovecraft (At the Mountains of Madness, Call of Cthulhu, The Dunwich Horror).”