Based on the rising cult following for the film "Re-Animator," around 1991 a number of companies began jumping on the HPL bandwagon.  While rival Malibu released an illustrated book of the HPL story, Adventure Comics grabbed the comic rights to film "Re-Animator."  Dell had done this back in 1966 with the Lovecraft based "Die, Monster, Die."  While Dell didn't repeat the feat, Adventure kept going with a series of colorful comics based on HPL stories. 

"Herbert West, Re-Animator"
Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Penciller: Christopher Jones
Inker: Christopher Jones
Color: ???

"Herbert West, Re-Animator"
Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Penciller: Christopher Jones
Inker: Christopher Jones
Color: Michelle Mach

"Herbert West, Re-Animator"
Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Penciller: Christopher Jones
Inker: Terry Pallot
Color: Joseph Allen

"The Lurking Fear"
Writer: Steve Jones
Penciller: Cariello
Inker: Cariello
Color: Katy Llewellyn?

"Beyond the Wall of Sleep"
Writer: Steve Jones
Penciller: Cariello
Inker: Cariello
Color: Katy Llewellyn

"The Tomb"
Writer: Steve Jones
Penciller: Cariello
Inker: Cariello
Color: Katy Llewellyn

"The Alchemist"
Writer: Steve Jones
Penciller: Cariello
Inker: Cariello
Color: Katy Llewellyn

Writer: Bill Spangler
Penciller: Jose Malaga
Inker: Jose Malaga
Color: n/a

Writer: Bill Spangler
Penciller: Jose Malaga
Inker: Jose Malaga
Color: n/a

Writer: Bill Spangler
Penciller: Jose Malaga
Inker: Jose Malaga
Color: n/a

Caliber Comics -- publishers of "Worlds of H.P. Lovecraft" and more

This is where Malibu, Caliber, and Tome entered the HPL trade.  Based on the success of the Stuart Gordon "Re-Animator" and the upcoming release of "Unnamable II," Malibu brought out Tales of Herbert West.  This is a square bound comic book, it has six stories written by H. P. Lovecraft. From the Dark; Six Shots By Moomnlight; The Horror From the Shadow; The Plague-Daemon; The Tom-Legions; The Scream Of The Dead. 

Stories are in text form, with black and white art mixed throughout the comic book. 
 

Three generations of the Jermyn family have descended into the world of madness. Arthur seeks to discover the terrible affliction that has caused such degeneration in his family but can he live with the horrible secret that has plagued his family?

Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Artist: Wayne Reid
Letterer: Susan Dorne

A young man is compelled by the music of a mute violinist, music which pulls the young man into nightmares. What is his role in these horrific dreams?

Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Artist: Aldin Baroza
Letterer: ???

Illustrated by Rob Davis. When a woman's dinner date is interrupted by an assassination she becomes compelled by a portrait hanging in her house.

Writer: Steven Phillip Jones
Artist: Rob Davis
Letterer: ???

The U. S. Navy recovers a woman who was ship-wrecked and who talks of a giant creature. The Navy discounts her story until they discover that the islands are not on any of the charts. The island turns out to be the home of the ancient god, Dagon, that threatens mankind's existence.

Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Artist: Sergio Cariello
Letterer: ???
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Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Artist: Sergio Cariello
Letterer: ???

Writer: Steven Philip Jones
Artist: Chris Jones
Letterer: ???

Art chores handled by Octavio Cariello. A young man has such a fixation on an old decrepit tomb that he is locked into an insane asylum. There, he chronicles his story to his doctor in hopes that the others will believe that he is the reincarnated soul of a man who died and was buried in the tomb?

Writer: Steve Jones
Artist: Octavio Cariello
Letterer: Tim Eldred

Drawn by X-men artist Octavio Cariello. A French Count recounts the legend of the alchemist, Charles Le Sorcier, who has placed a curse upon his family some centuries ago. Can he change his fate?

Writer: Steve Jones
Artist: Octavio Cariello
Letterer: ???

Illustrated by Octavio Cariello. In this classic representation, a reporter contacts a long lost friend regarding a series of grisly murders, hoping that the two of them can solve the mystery. But when ancient legends come into play, the duo realize they have little hope of uncovering the truth and, perhaps, not even surviving.

Writer: Steve Jones
Artist: Octavio Cariello
Letterer: ???

Research subject, Joe Slaader is willing himself to die. Due to his value as research that taps beyond consciousness, Joe may not be able to fulfill his desires. But what is it that Joe has tapped into? Is it of this earth?

Writer: Steve Jones
Artist: Octavio Cariello
Letterer: ???

LORI LOVECRAFT 
Caliber Comics
No. 1, 1997
BW, 48 pages, $2.95
Cover: Mike Vosburg

My Favorite Redhead
Lori finds herself trapped in the grind of low budget flicks and exploitative directors. Mired with the passion of stardom, but lacking in talent, Lori constantly hopes for her big break. When Dick Van Von, a producer known for films of the occult teams up with the sadistic rock star wannabee, Natasha Reich and utilizes the forbidden book of the Necronomicon, Lori finds herself plunged into a world of betrayal, deception, mayhem, redemption and deliverance. Now, she becomes the lead actress of a real life adventure co-starring with demons, timid heroes, and a lustful sorcerer.

Writer: Mike Vosburg
Artist: Mike Vosburg
Letterer: ???
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The Dark Lady
While finishing up her degree in occult sciences in London, former actress Lori Lovecraft meets one of her idols, the famous actor Sir Andrew Parke-Jones. He invites her to his estate in Scotland to view his collection of esoteric lore, but when she arrives Sir Andrew has suffered a fatal heart attack. Eccentric Zelda brings Lori to her lab at Voodoo Mansion where she introduces Lori to her boyfriend/science experiment, Horatio, who has been lying sedated under the customized coffin-nosed hood of the Cord. Lori discovers that Voodoo Mansion isn't quite in the real world and discovers Sir Andrew now alive, hale and hearty. And if that wasn't enough, a mysterious Dark Lady appears and her only goal is to terrorize Lori in this surreal landscape.

Writer: Pete Ventrella and Mike Vosburg 
Artist: Mike Vosburg
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Repression
The third installment in Spawn animator Mike Vosburg's series of one-shots! B-Movie queen, Lori Lovecraft vows to give up acting so she can devote all her time to studying the occult. Enter Cedric Rockwich; legendary movie director, and Hollywood's resident "Master of Suspense", who wants her for his latest production currently shooting in London. The offer is too good for Lori to pass up, even though Cedric's previous leading lady, glamour queen Faith Reilly, committed suicide during the filming of his last movie. Lori steps back into the spotlight only to find that Cedric is a perfectionist who revels in abusing his actors and that his wife and screenwriter, Thalia DuBois seems to have an unnatural affection for her.

Writer: Pete Ventrella and Mike Vosburg
Artist: Mike Vosburg
Letterer: Mike Chaves
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The Big Comeback
No sooner is Lori back in Hollywood to resurrect her acting career, then the star of "Cauldron of Chaos" is killed in a freak accident. The producer demands Lori step in as the replacement. Too good to be true? You bet. For something maliciously evil lurks behind the set of this star-crossed flick…and it’s not just the studio catering. Is it the slimy producer…the strange curio collector…or the persistent studio detective? With her career hanging in the balance, Lori has to find the answer before she becomes another part of Hollywood history…permanently.

Cover by: Mike Vosburg and John Ott

Writer: Pete Ventrella and Mike Vosburg
Artist: Mike Vosburg
Letterer: Georgia Horesh

"The Whisperer in Darkness, pt 1"
Writer: Terry Collins and Mark Ellis
Penciller: Darryl Banks
Inker: Robert Lewis
Color: Marcus Rolle
 

"The Whisperer in Darkness, pt 2"
Writer: Terry Collins and Paul Davis
Penciller: Don Heck
Inker: Robert Lewis
Color: Mark Menendez and Frank Turner

"The Whisperer in Darkness, pt 3"
Writer: Terry Collins and Paul Davis
Penciller: Don Heck
Inker: Robert Lewis
Color: Mark Menendez and Deirdre DeLay

"The Festival, pt 1"
Writer: Roy Thomas and R.J.M. Lofficier
Penciller: Brian Bendis
Inker: David Mack
Color: Marcus Rollie

"The Festival, pt 2"
Writer: Roy Thomas and R.J.M. Lofficier
Penciller: Brian Bendis
Inker: David Mack
Color: Marcus Rollie

"The Festival, pt 3"
Writer: Roy Thomas and R.J.M. Lofficier
Penciller: Brian Bendis
Inker: David Mack
Color: Marcus Rollie

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Mock Man Press
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Writer: Jason Thompson
Penciller: Jason Thompson
Inker: Jason Thompson
Color: n/a

Writer: Jason Thompson
Penciller: Jason Thompson
Inker: Jason Thompson
Color: n/a

Writer: Jason Thompson
Penciller: Jason Thompson
Inker: Jason Thompson
 

Writer: Jason Thompson
Penciller: Jason Thompson
Inker: Jason Thompson
 

Writer: Jason Thompson
Penciller: Jason Thompson
Inker: Jason Thompson