Add a city older than the Earth and strange beings that defy human understanding? Ohhh man.
Giant ice continent on the bottom of the world? Uh, no thank you (in that creeped out, investigative kinda way). All aside, this is a great way to reexperience (or try for the first time) this classic piece of pulp science fiction in a modern medium.Īt the Mountains of Madness is one of my favorite works from Lovecraft, solely just for how eerie the concept of the novella is. No shade, I do enjoy a Lovecraftian tale, but this is an excellent way to present the medium to a modern audience, and in my opinion, I even prefer it slightly.
This was an excellent conclusion to this series, and really captures the pulpy wonder of Lovecraft's stories, with high quality graphics and illustrations substituting corny and pulpy descriptive narrative offered by Lovecraft in his writings. In the depths of ancient towers, they discover the horrifying tale of pre-human madness, and something much more terrifying. In this volume, the expedition continues to search for clues as the ancient structures they have found in the deep snow and ice of Antarctica, and determine the fate of their missing and murdered fellow survey members.
It continues the high quality presentation that the previous volume set. Lovecraft's At the Mountains of Madness, Volume 2, adapted by Gou Tanabe, is the second and final volume of this manga adaptation of H.P.
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