#3 in 1995) "Recognition" (adapted by Antony Johnston from Moore's poem, art by Jacen Burrows) Issue No. 3. Published November 2003 "Leviticus" (art by Hunt Emerson, previously published in Knockabout Comics's Outrageous Tales From the Old Testament in 1987) "I Keep Coming Back" (art by Oscar Zarate, described as a coda to From Hell, previously published by Serpent's Tail in It's Dark in London in 1996) "Me and Dorothy Parker" (adapted by Antony Johnston from Moore's song, art by Marat Mychaels) "The Story Behind the Stories" – An interview with Alan Moore about the Yuggoth Cultures and Other Growths by William Christensen, edited by Antony Johnston Alan Moore's The Courtyard was originally scheduled for appearances in this collection but was turned into its own separate series. Collected editions The three issue miniseries and more were collected into a trade paperback, Yuggoth Cultures and Other Growths (Avatar, 334 pages, 2006 softcover, , hardcover, ), containing Yuggoth Cultures and Other Growths #1–3 (See above for contents) "Magic Is Afoot" (Alan Moore interviewed by Jay Babcock, originally published in Arthur No. 4, May 2003) "Rolling Commentary" (A political essay by Alan Moore, originally published in Arthur No. 5, July 2003) Alan Moore Interview (Conducted by Alan David Doane, February 2004) Yuggoth Creatures #1–3 (An unrelated Lovecraft-inspired miniseries written by Antony Johnston) "Shadows Over Lovecraft" (An essay on H. P. Lovecraft by NG Christakos) Yuggoth Creatures Annotated, Volumes 1–3 (Antony Johnston's scripts with annotations by NG Christakos) Spin-offs Nightjar The Nightjar story was spun off into a four-part mini-series written by Johnston with art by Max Fiumara, plus a one-shot entitled Nightjar: Hollow Bones. The basis was the story as seen in Yuggoth Cultures #1 with some additional notes from Bryan Talbot, but the bulk of the story was created by Johnston. Yuggoth Creatures Johnston would later produce more work in the Cthulhu Mythos, for Avatar, under the title Yuggoth Creatures. References Sources External links Avatar Press' page on the series The seminal Alan Moore comic that never was, about Nightjar, from Bryan Talbot's official fanpage Reviews Review of issue #1 2003 comics debuts Comics by Alan Moore Cthulhu Mythos comics