“Call of Cthulhu – The Musical” is a melding of Lovecraft and Broadway by Brian Hendrickson. The story chronicles Randolph Carter’s song-filled journey into death and madness against the backdrop of Lovecraft’s darkest imaginings. Don’t miss the new episodes of “Call of Cthulhu – The Musical” every other Monday!
Brian Hendrickson was a feral child who once roamed the Indiana woodlands. He picked up his one civilized vocation, drawing, at a very young age and successfully resisted all attempts to interest him in other activities such as sports or polite conversation. He was begrudgingly sent to art school and thereafter to arts-related jobs. He has worked as an illustrator for The Indianapolis Star, a courtroom artist for WISH TV, an animator for the video game industry, a writer and cartoonist for Fishheads Magazine, and in various roles in web applications development. Brian, his wife, and daughter make their home in the Pacific Northwest with an unreasonable number of cats and dogs. Check him out online: quaylestation.com, brianhendrickson.net
Hey, I really love the vector art. Are you using Flash or Illustrator? I found this comic from reading another web comic on inkoutbreak.com. I also started following your G+ for comic updates. Also, am I suppose to imagine the characters singing the dialog?
Hi Zon!
I’m using Illustrator CS3, which, I believe, is the same version the Pharohs used to design their hieroglyphics. Really need to update one of these days. Also, the “singing” portions are (hopefully) pretty obvious when they come up. For your information, Dr. West sounds like Vincent Price and Wilbur Whately sounds like Taylor Swift.