him being drawn to the attention of the Illuminati. The 32nd issue of The Brave and the Bold is heavily based on the works of Lovecraft, and features a scene where a shipwrecked sailor finds refuge upon a black mire similar to the one depicted in "Dagon". In the video game Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth Dagon appears from the depth of the sea while the main protagonist, Jack Walters, is travelling with the coast guard on the cutter USS Urania. The ship is wrecked by Dagon, but not before Jack manages to seriously wound (possibly kill) Dagon with several shots from the ship's main gun. As it sinks, Jack Walters is washed ashore on a reef close by (referred to in-game as the Devil's Reef). A tunnel rests near this reef, leading down to the underwater city Y'ha-nthlei, where Walters also stumbles upon the Temple of Dagon itself. The overall story of the game seems heavily influenced by the original "Dagon" short story, as well as The Shadow Over Innsmouth and "The Call of Cthulhu". In Shadows over Innsmouth by Fedogan & Bremer 1994, Brian Lumley published the story "Dagon's Bell". This involves the narrator, William Trafford, and his dealing with a colony of Deep Ones at Kettlethorpe Farm in England. In the animated series Ben 10: Ultimate Alien, season 3, episodes 1, 10–11, and 18–20 involve a cult called Esoterica who plan to break a seal between universes to allow their master Daigon [sic] to enter our universe and rule it. Ben, Gwen, and Kevin join Sir George and the Forever Knights in fighting the new and improved Vilgax, who has become a servant of Daigon. When Daigon appears, he resembles the head of Cthulhu. In Arcana Studio's 2017 animated feature Howard Lovecraft and the Undersea Kingdom, Dagon is featured as the ruler of the Undersea Kingdom (Y'ha-nthlei). References Sources Definitive version. External links "H. P. Lovecraft's 'Dagon'", The H. P. Lovecraft Archive; publication history. "Dagon" at the Marvel Database Project, Marvel Comics adaptation 1919 short stories Cthulhu Mythos short stories Fantasy short stories Oceania in fiction Short stories by H. P. Lovecraft Works originally published in American magazines World War I fiction San Francisco in fiction Dagon