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Cthulhu will one day rise up
to claim the Earth and its inhabitants as his own.
The Great Old One has looked
upon Humankind and found it lacking.
Cthulhu has deemed it necessary
to prepare Humankind for his coming
Thus, Cthulhu now answers humanity's questions
to help them better themselves.

In the latest Dear Cthulhu collection, the Great Old One answers letters and gives more good advice to bad people, tackling topics ranging from after-death love affairs, men who think...

Even Aliens Love Steampunk...

Which is why the Aloff created Steamworld. Those born on the playworld go about their lives not realizing they are camera fodder for the Bugeyes. But there are those who were kidnapped from Earth, those who know, those who try to make Steamworld a better place:
Lady Thistle and Sir Bult - Steam Table Knights who are charged with solving a string of bank robberies where one of the criminals is a mechanical dragon.
Lil Repute - former lady of the evening turned...

When he was alive, Albert Fish was known as the Werewolf of Wysteria, the Brooklyn Vampire, the Boogey Man and the Moon Maniac. A rapist and cannibal with over 100 claimed victims, he was eventually sent to the electric chair and his soul claimed by Hell.

Ghostman, half lost soul, half fallen angel, all monster, was created to banish the very terror he unleashed from Hell itself. It is because of him that Fish is loose again in the mortal world.

Negral, a forgotten Sumerian god, has taken the thankless job of being Hell's Chief of Police. Hell's Detective wants the serial...

The Right to Bear Arms - and the wisdom of doing so is intended to present a cohesive argument for: 1) the right of the average citizen to go armed for the protection of self, family, friends and others; and 2) the advantage of an armed populace. These arguments are based on the research of leading legal experts, historians, economists, criminologists, and statisticians.

A late night vampire attack on a young woman, Ann Allen, is assigned to veteran police detective P. L. "Dutch" Brinker. At first Sergeant Brinker dismisses the attacker as a "'crazy' with a good act." As the investigation proceeds, however, circumstances force Dutch to admit he is dealing with an occult foe. Assisting him to realize the bizarre nature of the case, is the laboratory research of criminologist Dr. Harvey "Mad Harvey" Nelson. Harvey's research shows that vampire's are not a myth, and that their condition is not a curse but a disease-one that carries with it supernatural powers...