Rarely does the Great Old One Cthulhu get to speak on his own behalf, but in Neil Gaiman‘s story I, Cthulhu, the cosmic horror gives us a unusual peek into his life, straight from his own tentacled mouth. [Tor]
Rarely does the Great Old One Cthulhu get to speak on his own behalf, but in Neil Gaiman‘s story I, Cthulhu, the cosmic horror gives us a unusual peek into his life, straight from his own tentacled mouth. [Tor]
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