Cthulhu: Death May Die: A Touch of Providence

by Francesco Nepitello

At the top of the Turk’s Head Building in Providence, the stars are almost right. Cultists bent on summoning the Great Old One, Yog-Sothoth need one final ritual item—a 17-year-old kid named Seamus. Seamus hasn’t had a normal life. As a boy, he read the diary of one Wilbur Whatley and its strange tale imprinted on his subconscious. The dead man’s thoughts haunt him daily. Meanwhile, unknown to Seamus, Jack Muñoz, one of his oldest friends, also hunts for him. Can he still trust his old friend or is time running out for Seamus? Is his death already written in the alien stars above? Seamus just needs a little providence to come his way.

Genres: Horror

100 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 2023

Reviews

[Ángel Javier · Rating 2 out of 5]

Una tontuna para leer y olvidar. Guion flojito y dibujos meramente funcionales para contarnos una historia trilladísima de sectas cthuloideas empeñadas en el enésimo intento de invocar a nuestro plano a las fuerzas primigenias de los Mitos. El prota tiene cierto carisma, pero el hecho de que sea capaz de enfrentarse de tú a tú con el Morador de las Tinieblas armado con un garfio... en fin, es una de esas cosas que traicionan totalmente el espíritu de los relatos de Lovecraft.

Cthulhuxploitation en su peor vertiente.

[Stéphane · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun, fast paced, Cthulhu mythos pulp action! Nothing groundbreaking or original but it is well done. The art is good.

[Genevieve · Rating 3 out of 5]

This came with a game my husband bought. Entertaining enough for something that's more of a Kickstarter add-on than a true individual project.

[Theofilos · Rating 3 out of 5]

That was short and fun! Nothing groundbreaking, it's a pulpy action packed comic book.