Interactive Lovecraftian Halloween Book

Trick or Treat Cthulhu is a Halloween lift-the-flap board book that invites kids and grownups to go trick-or-treating with Cthulhu through a Providence neighborhood filled with Lovecraftian monsters. Across 20 sturdy 9 inch by 9 inch pages, readers lift flaps on every spread to reveal Yog Sothoth's dimensional gate, Dagon's underwater cave, and more strange cosmic corners. A friendly ghoul or zombie hides on each page, sharing Halloween safety tips about staying visible and checking candy. Digitally painted art, a diverse cast of trick-or-treaters, and a “trick or treat” reveal behind every door make this a playful way to share spooky fun. Back Trick or Treat Cthulhu on Kickstarter now.

About

We create Cthulhu and H.P. Lovecraft themed books and toys for young and old ones alike! We think kids should be exposed to the fantastic and weird at a young age. They love monsters and mythology -- why shouldn't their alphabet books and toy shelves also be filled with these things? That's why we've been creating fun, quality Lovecraft and horror themed products that the whole family will enjoy since 2014! The C is for Cthulhu team includes: "Uncle" Jason Ciaramella is an author, screenwriter, and brand developer who has worked on many of the most recognizable pop culture properties on the planet, including Godzilla, Transformers, Magic: The Gathering, Ninja Turtles, and G.I. Joe. He lives on a hill, in a very old house in Plymouth, Massachusetts, with his wife, their four teenage sons, and a wonderful dog. Greg Murphy is a friend to monsters and also an illustrator working in the toy industry. He lives in Los Angeles. Greg also does freelance illustration for clients in print, video games, film, and advertising. Tyler James of ComixTribe, a small press publisher of comics, graphic novels, and children's books parents actually want to read to their kids... just like C is for Cthulhu! Tyler also hosts the ComixLaunch podcast, where he teaches creators how to bring their projects to life by harnessing the power of Kickstarter. And joining the team as artist on Counting, Colors & Cthulhu is illustrator Joshua Janes, a graduate of the Joe Kubert School of Cartooning & Graphic Arts, with more than twenty years experience in the world of children's publishing, working for companies including Google, Disney, Warner Bros, McGraw-Hill and many others.

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