The world of H.P. Lovecraft has begun to invade the mind of Robert Black. His quest began as project to write a book but the more he is exposed to these horrors the closer to the edge of insanity he is pushed. The cracks in the world seem to be widening as he nears some inexplicable crescendo of horror. Alan Moore and artist Jacen Burrows have created the most realized version of Moore's Lovecraftian vision ever published.
For the first time, painter Michael DiPascale delivers a haunting depiction of Jacen Burrows' penciled work with the "Weird Pulp" cover for Providence #9. Limited to just 1000 copies (or 750, as it says on the cover. We have no idea which).
