Howard Lovecraft stars in an all-new adventure with the events leading up to the animated feature film Howard Lovecraft & The Kingdom of Madness starring Christopher Plummer, Mark Hamill, and Jeffrey Combs. The book also includes a new story from The Steam Engines of Oz that lead up to the events before the animated feature film starring Ron Perlman, William Shatner, and Juliane Hough! And, being a big book of summer fun, there’s also games, puzzles, contests, augmented reality, and animation tips from the pros!

I gotta admit here that I really really liked this comic book, maybe not loved it but it was very close to me loving this comic book. 

This comic book has H.P Lovecraft as its main character and the entire comic book revolves around the monsters H.P Lovecraft made in his stories. I personally am very nostalgic about H.P Lovecraft’s stories since his stories I reviewed on this website was what got me a lot of recurring readers. 

This comic book is overall wonderfully crafted comic that perfectly blends whimsical adventure with Lovecraftian themes suitable for readers of all ages.

The storytelling in this comic book strikes the perfect balance between playful humor and thrilling fantasy, making it an very engaging and accessible read for all ages no matter if you are 8-years-old or 80-years-old.

This comic book gives us a very good introduction to the Howard Lovecraft comic book series which I’m only getting started with and still trying to decide if I should commit to one more series even though I’m currently in the middle of a lot of book and comic book series.

The characters in this comic book, are pretty good. We don’t get a lot of characters in this book but those characters we do get in this comic book are very decent. 

For me personally the characters have a lot of improvement in this comic book series, because they aren’t as great and good as they could have been if the characters in this series were fully explored and introduced to us as readers. 

The artwork in this comic book is amazing. Its easily my favorite part of this comic book because of how it brings the monsters H.P Lovecraft has created in his stories during his time. At the same time the monsters aren’t very scary because this book leans more towards the younger readers than the hardcore horror fans readers.

I Give This Book 5 / 5