Dwellers in the Deep

Joe Broers is back with another fantastic piece.  This time it's a faux bronze sculpture of Deep Ones on the prowl.

Mo' Money

Over the years Michael R. Miranda has produced some amazing paper props.  His latest is this collection of Victorian era banknotes for an upcoming LARP event.

Alchemy Vials

Burned Raven Tales returns to our pages with a collection of alchemical vials.  I love the faux metal finish.

Great Grimoire

This beautifully well crafted custom grimoire comes to us from the talented Mille Cuirs.  Hand bound in leather with a custom glass eye inset and tooled tentacles.

Servant of Slaanesh

Geekynerdcouple brings us this ornate Slaaneshi witch costume from a Warhammer-themed LARP.  There's so much to like here, from the beaded dreads to the multiple layers of texture in the robe.

Dragon Journal

This dragon journal from the appropriately named Dragonarium demonstrates why dragons are near extinction- their hides make fantastic book bindings. 

The Curious Case Of The Mystery Mythos Movie: Part Three

Wow.  This is quite the flashback.  Over forty years ago I first came across the ill-fated "Cry of Cthulhu" movie.  For most of that time I only had a vague memory of an article about the project from Starlog magazine in the late seventies.  Ten years ago a discussion of Tom Sullivan's mythos art lead to the rediscovery of that material.  You can read the original posts over here: The Curious Case Of The Mystery Mythos Movie, Part One and Part Deux.

Now author Byron Craft, who wrote the screenplay and served as a producer, has posted some long lost production stills from the film.  These were spotted on Ebay by Craig Mullins.  The bottom maquette was featured in the longer Starlog article, but the top figure, presumably a byakhee, appears to be unpublished before now.