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Halloween Costumes of the Great Old Ones

By raincoaster

No store-bought Spiderman or ghost or jokey celebrity reference or, god forbid, Paris Hilton In Jail costume is good enough for the spawn of a true acolyte of the Great Old Ones. Instead, why not dress up your child as the adorable and tentacular Elder God Cthulhu? Another in the fine tradition of reverence for the great HP Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos stories, from the LiveJournal of Allistairagator the Magnificent.

Trick or Treat or I suck out your soul

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7 Responses to “Halloween Costumes of the Great Old Ones”




  1. alejna Says:

    Clearly I’ve been shopping on the wrong sites. I only find cows and duckies and such. (Oh, right, and princess stuff. But I just pretend that’s not really there.)




  2. Twistie Says:

    ZOMG! I want a tiny person to scar emotionally by dressing it like that!!

    That’s the coolest commercially-produced Halloween costume I think I’ve ever seen.




  3. raincoaster Says:

    I’m not 100% sure this is a commercially-produced costume. To me it looks like a green zip hoodie with claw-mitts and tentacles attached. Still, only a couple of hours’ work at that! Me wants, me does; me wants for meself!




  4. Phyllis Says:

    There is nothing better than a kid under the age of two in a Halloween costume – because they evidently have no idea clue that they’re actually wearing one and they just go about their business. Unlike my own kids, who at the jaded age of 10 mostly ham it up.

    *sigh*




  5. Glinda Says:

    I think I like the little faux claws the best.




  6. raincoaster Says:

    FYI I am making one of these for myself this year. Will let you know how it goes.












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