http://www.geocities.com/khideky/

From the website of alt.fan.spinnwebe regular "Mr ?".

http://http://doggerel.wuice.net/

...and now, it's got its own cartoon strip!
Thanks, and a big chorus of the Brunnen-G Fight Song, to the DeadGuy.

http://www.meathouse.com/

What is it with this meme?!
Thanks to the REv. SylVis Prestone for the heads-up.

http://www.cafepress.com/timmyt/

Another take on the Hello Cthulhu idea by Tim Tate. Tim has this design available on Cafepress products for anybody wanting to make a really outre fashion statement...

http://pokethulhu.cumberlandgames.com

It had to happen... believe it or not, this is actually part of a roleplaying game from the madmen behind Dork Storm Press.
They've also done a Pokenomicon, which can be accessed for free (yes, free) at http://www222.pair.com/sjohn/pokenomicon.htm Much thanks, or something, to Dan Griffiths and Jim Finnis for sending me the links. And check out the next one...

http://www.sjgames.com/minis/pokethulhu/

Since I added that last entry, the Pokethulhu phenomenon has taken off to the extent that Steve Jackson Games have done a figurine of it. Wouldn't want to be its trainer!
Kudos to Melchior der Narr (love the name) for the heads-up. And as if that weren't enough...

http://www.megchan.com/digimon/encyclopedia/dagomon.html

And art, or something, imitates parody... apparently there's a Digimon character whose design is based on Cthulhu and named after Dagon. Honest, I'm not kidding, check out the encyclopaedia entry linked above. For some reason, though, the character's English name is "Dragomon." One can only suppose that they were concerned about becoming linked to the Pokemon Cthulhu...
This link courtesy of Verythrax Draconis.

http://www.positiveatheism.org/crt/elders/elder.html

No, it's not the fact that somebody's done an Elder Gods parody of the Hampster Dance that worries me; it's the fact that it's taken them this long to do it.

This is one image on which I am breaking my no-image-use-without-permission rule. If you're the person who put up the site, please get in touch with me-- I'd love to get actual permission to use this thing, and you might want to know that your feedback link has gone 404.

http://www.goominet.com

This wonderful cartoon was sent to me by French horror artist Francois Launet. Stay tuned for more from his portfolio...

http://www.brunothebandit.com

In November of 1999, popular online comic Bruno the Bandit ran a storyline in which Shub-Megawrath, the Black Goat of the Woods With A Thousand Young, comes after the demon Numth'kul-- seems he got behind in the child support payments. And it gets even better...
Kudos once again to Verythrax Draconis for the heads-up.

http://www.meathookstudios.com

Meathook Studios have left no means of communicating with them on their website, forcing me to appropriate their graphics without permission, damnit. If you're with them, please contact me asap and make an honest webmaster of me.

This is a sprite for an unreleased game, designed by Neal Sutton (http://www.twistnrip.com). Let's hope it finds a home soon!

http://www.offworlddesigns.com/

Yes, it's true, I just wish I'd managed to do this one first. Damn it.

Link courtesy of Kate the Wench.

http://www.offworlddesigns.com/

Another from Offworld Designs-- for those of you fed up with your kids' choice of TV. I'm holding out for Dagontubbies, myself.

Link courtesy of Kate the Wench.

http://www.livejournal.com/users/apathulu/

Eh. Whatever.

Submitted by Miles Gould. Permission courtesy of Steve Jolly.

http://www.yamabuki.sakura.ne.jp/~ilek-vad/hpl/hpl.htm

This site is totally in Japanese, so I probably missed the point of all this, but it seems to be someone who has taken the Lovecraft mythos and reconfigured it as a cartoon in which Cthulhu, Shub-Niggurath etc. are all cute anime girls in the Hello Kitty mode. I don't get it, but it's worthy of inclusion.

http://www.necropress.com/cthulhu.htm

Of all the Cthulhu novelties I've seen, this one takes the biscuit.
Download it above, and have fun explaining to your co-workers.

http://swifi.users.50megs.com/cthulhu/scoobcthulhu.htm

A short story with a self-explanatory title.
The graphics are kind of fun, too...