The Dr. Seuss Call of Cthulhu is Perfect for Pint-Sized Horror Fans
Michael Hines — October 11, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: drfaustusau.deviantart & laughingsquid
The Dr. Seuss Call of Cthulhu may be one of the scariest children's books ever created. Australian artists DrFaustusAU created a children's version of H.P. Lovecraft's classic short story starring the octo-human monster Cthulhu.
Cthulhu has seen a surge in popularity thanks to the Internet, which loves all things weird and old. The Dr. Seuss Call of Cthulhu is aiming to capitalize on the surge in support for Cthulhu as well as the world's undying love for Dr. Seuss. The book is written and illustrated in the style of Dr. Seuss, with colorful and animated characters and rhyming passages. DrFaustusAU is still working on the book, but the pages he does have down look amazing and truly capture the magic of Dr. Seuss.
Cthulhu has seen a surge in popularity thanks to the Internet, which loves all things weird and old. The Dr. Seuss Call of Cthulhu is aiming to capitalize on the surge in support for Cthulhu as well as the world's undying love for Dr. Seuss. The book is written and illustrated in the style of Dr. Seuss, with colorful and animated characters and rhyming passages. DrFaustusAU is still working on the book, but the pages he does have down look amazing and truly capture the magic of Dr. Seuss.
Trend Themes
1. Surge in Popularity for Cthulhu - Opportunity for creating Cthulhu-inspired merchandise and media for children.
2. Weird and Old Internet Culture - Chance to create unique and nostalgia-driven content that resonates with online audiences.
3. Revived Interest in Dr. Seuss - Potential to create new adaptations and spin-offs of Dr. Seuss stories with a modern twist.
Industry Implications
1. Children's Books - Opportunity to create and market scary-themed children's books that blend horror and whimsy.
2. Art and Illustration - Potential for artists and illustrators to showcase their skills by creating dark and fantastical interpretations of classic stories.
3. Merchandising and Licensing - Possibility of developing merchandise based on the crossover of iconic characters like Cthulhu and Dr. Seuss.
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