Alberto Breccia is one of the most important artists in the history of comics, with an immeasurable influence on the generation of illustrators in the 1970s and 1980s. His Lovecraft adaptations feel as if they come from another dimension. What Breccia captures on paper with structures, collages, and an expressive line remains surprising and original even 50 years after its creation. The result is an almost hypnotic quality to the pages. The individual images become Rorschach-like spots with an unprecedented quality of horror. Alberto Breccia was awarded the Max and Moritz Prize for his lifetime achievement in 1992, and now his most important titles are being published by avant-verlag.