Lovecraftian Tintin adventures

I'd love to read the H.P. Lovecraft-Tintin crossovers behind the covers expertly painted by Murray Groat. UPDATE: Murray adds that these aren't for sale as Hergé/Moulinsart S.A.'s rights apply. "I am getting alot of print requests by email, which is nice, but I have to sadly tell each and everyone of them that I cannot."

• [Moriarty]

  Ten thousand thundering tentacles!

• [Ted8305]

  Ha ha ha. Oh wow.

• [Wally Ballou]

  A real book you can read (though out of print and costly) is P.H Cannon’s “Scream for Jeeves”, a delightful mashup of Howard Phillips and Pelham Grenville.

  My favorite story therein is the delicately titled “Something Foetid”.

• [Blue_Jaunte]

  Should I be embarrassed to admit that I know of Cthulhu from South Park and not from H.P. Lovecraft?

  • [Jamie Craig]

    Yes. Yes you should.

    However, it doesn’t make the South Park nor Tintin versions less hilarious, so it’s all good. :)

• [Frank W]

  Will our heroes escape from the claws of that horribly… litigious Hergé estate?

• [brian rutherford]

  “Blistering Barnacles Tintin! If I am mad, it is mercy! May the gods pity the man who in his callousness can remain sane to the hideous end”

• [DanC]

  I am sad that I can’t actually read this.

• [Anonymous]

  I love this idea

• [Anonymous]

  Nick “Rastapopoulos” Rodwell in 3, 2, 1…

• [Kimmo]

  It’s great work, but I fear Groat’s missing something: http://font-cat.com/font-en-25181.html

• [Anonymous]

  *Gasp* Those look so awesome!

• [Anonymous]

  how I wish these were real books!