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Ha! I love this. I don’t think it trivializes Lovecraft’s work but instead spins it in a unique way that might perhaps, because of some thoughtful birthday gift, usher in a new generation of exceptional horror writers. Very cool idea in my opinion.
Funny artwork! 🙂