I've read a number of H.P Lovecraft adaptations in comics, not all of which I can recall offhand.

The first I ever heard of Lovecraft was the Wrightson story "Cool Air", reprinted with beautiful colors in BERNI WRIGHTSON: MASTER OF THE MACABRE 2, in 1983 (originally published in EERIE 62, Jan 1975 in black and white).
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Berni-Wrightson-Master-of-the-Macabre/Issue-2?id=122025#12

Here's the black and white version, with the complete hardcover of Wrightson's Warren work in its original form:
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Creepy-Presents-Bernie-Wrightson/TPB?id=142558#86



There were a number of good Lovecraft adaptations in the underground SKULL COMICS in 1971-1972, issues 4-5 (and issue 6 is an original story, but in the Lovecraft flavor).
https://readcomiconline.to/Comic/Skull-Comics/Issue-4?id=170815

SKULL COMICS issues 1-3 are more underground-ish, with sex, drugs and hippies, but also capture and are tribute to the unrestrained 1950's E C horror comics. I like the more sophisticated turn the series took in issues 4-6. With some nice art on multiple Lovecraft stories, from an unholy host of underground artists, including Spain Rodrigues, Jaxon, Corben, Sheridan, Dallas, and Dietch.