Description
Pacific Ocean, World War II. Intercepted by a German destroyer, an officer of the merchant navy manages to distort company to his jailers. After days of wandering on the waves of southern Ecuador, it fails on an unknown continent, as arising from the waters. It is on this sinister land littered by carcasses that he will cross the path of a gigantic creature, that we will appoint Dagon, the God-Fish. Miraculously saved but haunted by nightmare visions, he will testify to the experience that left him at the gates of madness. In 1981 of an ethnologist and a grandmother Reporter, Armel Gaulme is a graduate illustrator of Penninghen -Académie Julian. With Lovecraft notebooks, it finds the opportunity to combine its affection for sketches and passion for Howard Phillips Lovecraft. Initiated with the short new Dagon, this experience offers immersion in the literary world of the Providence Master, a visual screening of his nightmares and his obsessions.
