Panel from page 89 of ‘At the Mountains of Madness’ (Lovecraft & Culbard 2010).
Back in late 2010 we had scottish illustrator and graphic designer ↑Murray Groat‘s wonderful ↑Tintin–↑Lovecraft ↵crossover covers [check out Murray’s ↑blog, ↑portfolio and ↑deviant art page—there’s more Lovecraftia to discover]. Matchingly enough in the same year a wonderful graphic novel version (Lovecraft & Culbard 2010) of H. P. Lovecraft’s ‘↓At the Mountains of Madness‘ (1936) by ↑I. N. J. Culbard was published—drawn in the best ↑ligne claire tradition. For the full experience you first might want to read Poe’s ‘The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket’ (1838) … and if you want to know every fictional story which ever happened in Antarctica, ↑here they are.
![Detail of the cover of Astounding Stories 16(6) [February 1936]. Art by Howard V. Brown.](http://xirdalium.net/wp-content/uploads/mountains_of_madness.png "mountains_of_madness")
Detail of the cover of Astounding Stories 16(6) [February 1936]. Art by Howard V. Brown.
LOVECRAFT, HOWARD PHILLIPS. 1936. ↓At the mountains of madness. Astounding Stories 16(6): 8-32, 17(1): 125-164, and 17(2): 132-164.
LOVECRAFT, HOWARD PHILLIPS AND I. N. J. CULBARD. 2010. At the mountains of madness [graphic novel]. New York: Sterling.
POE, EDGAR ALLAN. 1838. The narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket. New York: Harper & Brothers.
