American Comics Cthulhu

Writing about Cthulhu is about humanity and reason struggling in despair. If you can't write about it, you might as well concentrate on writing about Marvel.

"Grandpa, is that a monster on our head? Why does it have eyes?" "Silly boy, that's just the moon. What are you thinking?" Grandpa said dotingly, while posting in a WeChat group on his mobile phone "Gheroth has woken up, everyone is on alert" #

Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees! Cthulhu sends candy!

In the Marvel system, Ancient One is definitely not the strongest, and in the multiverse, he can only be considered a middle-to-lower level. But on Earth, it is an extremely powerful person, and it is a threshold that no traveler can ever get around. Perhaps the fate of the protagonist is uncertain, so he cannot be spied on by the time stone. But the protagonist will interfere with the original plot. Gu Yi only needs to observe the timelines of other characters to find out what happened, and then the protagonist will be found.

Are you into comics or movies? Marvel is a multiverse! There are many multi-level bosses that Crusu can't hold on to. .

The subject matter is very good, but there are not many authors who have written it. Let's update it first. When it reaches 30 chapters, if the writing is good, I will invest in it.

Cthulhu, in the final analysis, is a high-level creature that tends to be mysterious. High-level creatures are incomprehensible and speechless existences for low-level creatures. In fact, this is true of other systems, whether it is immortality, fantasy, or any other system, low-level creatures cannot understand it. Advanced creatures, low realms cannot understand high realms, but this is particularly obvious with Cthulhu, because Cthulhu always exudes the message of his own advanced creatures. When low-level creatures encounter Cthulhu, they will either die or be assimilated and mutated. If low-level creatures do not die and are not assimilated and mutated, it can only be said to be cheating In other systems, high-level creatures and high-level powerful people are not like Cthulhu who exudes their own breath messages at any time, so low-level creatures and low-level creatures will not be affected. Once high-level creatures or high-level powerful people release their breath, except for the creatures whose strength is second only to them, other low-level creatures The fate of the spirit is no better than when a low-level creature encounters Cthulhu. Why would a Cthulhu-type person go crazy when they see the indescribable? To put it bluntly, the people inside are not all mortals. They directly face high-level creatures, and these high-level creatures will not restrain the aura and information of their own high-level creatures. Can low-level mortals not go crazy? In the world of immortal cultivators, immortals can completely restrain the aura and information of their own advanced creatures, so that mortals are not affected. Moreover, immortal cultivators still become stronger step by step from mortals, and they are not directly faced by mortals.

Guys in the book review section, do you have any novels in the Cthulhu system? It would be best if the protagonist ceases to be a human being and upgrades himself to an alien god or something like that. In a novel like "The Old Ones", the protagonist ceases to be a human being later on. Please recommend

Do you really think that Ancient One is blind?

6 Not 6

Five months, what the hell? Is fetal monitoring still recommended after five months?

I won't join S. H. I. E. L. D. Or Avengers again in the future, right?

The two chapters last night were a combination of Jiang Zhi Xiang and Sheng Sheng Xiang, right? The fact that Eugene can come back from the future shows a lot of things. At least the protagonist should not fight Dagon in a hurry. Otherwise, Captain America will be the result of the protagonist's good deeds - being hunted by the whole world, and his parents will be sacrificed to heaven. If the plot requires it, it must be fought several times, and the human beings are defeated before taking action. Otherwise, for the protagonist - the world is destroyed, the whole family dies, or he is hunted by all humans, and the whole family dies, the result is the same.

It's been seven months and you're still recommending it to me. How do programmers do their jobs? And they're in Cuttlefish 😰

There seems to be no sense of violation (ಡωಡ) Approving pictures is so tiring￣へ￣

I haven't read it yet, but I've seen it recommended many times, so I wanted to ask readers about some of the implications of the book's title and introduction. First of all, the Cthulhu Mythos system of the master of craftsmanship is regarded as an alien dimension. Didn't the latitude mage in Marvel come to stop it? How is the battle going? Judging from the introduction, everyone is dead? In addition, many of the latitude invasions in Marvel were intercepted by the Ancient One and the Sorcerer Mystic Order. The earliest Sorcerer Supreme, Agamotto, also gave Marvel a dimensional shield (this is Marvel's original setting). So how did Cthulhu get in? Did Hell, Darkness, and Crimson come in together? Is there an end to Asgard? When was the invasion? Before or after the protagonist? If we were to invade from these latitudes before, would the world have been destroyed before we could cross over? What happened to the Ancient One and Asgard after that? Why wasn't it stopped? Are these explained clearly and logically in the book? There is also the question of whether the ancient gods and outer gods of the Cthulhu mythology are awake or sleeping? Having activities in the world is also a problem. Personally, I think the author's idea is quite good, but the compatibility between the two systems is really not good...

There are ancient gods in Marvel. The demon god of Cthulhu is clearly drawn in Marvel Tarot V 1, as well as Dr. Qiyi and Marvel Zombies. Are they not checked?