The Lovecraft Illustrated series of PS Publishing is ultimately a 17 volumes of Lovecraft’s works illustrated by Pete Von Sholly, the DC Comics artist. 

In this volume are five stories that really belong in the Lovecraft canon, even though they have been presented previously as “revisions”. From Lovecraft’s letters we know that he wrote these stories from ridiculously scrappy notes and/or some very poor prose and that he wrote (or re-wrote) them fresh from beginning to end himself. Many of HPL’s “mythos” creations appear in these tales and there is much to enjoy for fans who think they have read everything by HPL and are looking for more. Oddly, at least one “revision” has been presented by Arkham House as a Lovecraft story (Under the Pyramids) and many have not. We have already addressed 'The Mound' in a previous book and these others fit comfortably along side that gem as more real Lovecraft fiction. 

Introduction by S. T. Joshi 

The Curse of Yig by H. P. Lovecraft (with Zealia Bishop) 

Medusa’s Coil by H. P. Lovecraft (with Zealia Bishop) 

The Horror in the Museum by H. P. Lovecraft (with Hazel Heald) 

Out of the Aeons by H. P. Lovecraft (with Hazel Heald) 

The Diary of Alonzo Typer by H. P. Lovecraft (with William Lumley) 

The Shadows out of the Madness of the Horrors in the Texts by Pete Von Sholly 

Smother’d by Night-Gaunts by W. H. Pugmire 

Did Lovecraft Write Lovecraft Pastiches? by Robert M. Price