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Cynthia and Maureen Abacus searched long and hard for their Handsome Prince. They kissed a lot of frogs, and ate a lot of frog legs. They finally moved to Innsmouth in 1961, where they met and married a handsome frog-like being. |
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Elizabeth Froom and her late husband Charles. Charles was a were-turkey, and survived quite nicely for many years, until Thanksgiving Day fell on a full moon. Elizabeth and the children found him delicious. |
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The Saturday Night Poker Game was interrupted by the Accident of 1928. This was the only known delay in the game since 1916. |
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Some members of the Cthulhu Scouts for Girls on an outing. |
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Larissa Lucci was singing the Invocation when she was picked up by an arcane force and dashed against the Altar until she was nothing but oozing jelly. |
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Joseph E. Gobble, noted Phrenologist, taking measurements for his collection of heads. |
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Lawanna Earbrass found out the hard way not to tease the alligators in her front yard. |
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Emma Greengrotty had the largest collection of houseflies in North America, and willed it to the Arkham Museum of Natural History on her death. |
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Milo Waffle's Head has been on display in the lobby of the Arkham Chamber of Commerce for 68 years. No one quite knows why. |
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Wanda Lee Roff insisted on picnicing in the City Park, against all advice. We hope she realized her error as the ants dragged her off. |
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The largest fragment of Harvey Blisco's Interossiter landed three miles away. They found Harvey's left foot in a tree seven miles away, but that was all. |
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Rita Anschluss models the very latest in Temple Dancer dress in 1953. |
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Merril Runcible, with painstaking genetic manipulation and a little help from a Certain Book created the Catdog, which had a short-lived reign of popularity in 1971. Unfortunately, due to its having both canine and feline genes, it would chase itself into exhaustion at the least opportunity. |
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Emma Kootch at the beginning of her term as a Temple Dancer in 1970. She is currently a member of the Hospitality Group at the Temple of Cip. |
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