Title: Blood of the Wolf Man # 3
Publisher: Image Comics
Writer: Joshua Williamson
Artist: Leomacs
Colorist: Pip Martin
Letterer: D.C. Hopkins
Cover Artist: Leomacs
Color Cover Artist: Pip Martin
Variant Covers: Ecan Cagle, Maria Wolf with Mike Spicer, Dani & Brad Simpson, Nimit Malavia
Price: $ 4.99 US
Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Website: www.imagecomics.com
Comments: Henry is a family man with a wife and two sons, or at least he was at one point in time. Now Henry is focused on protecting his son Adam, who is in a whole lot of trouble.
Adam admits to being the killer, but his story comes across as far-fetched, so Detective Coates begins questioning him. She is presented as a professional and determined detective who isn’t easily convinced.
Adam and his dad, Henry, go back and forth as the tension builds. Then one thing leads to another, and the wolf comes out. The bloodbath begins, and things get gory fast. The artwork really brings the violence to life.
The story does drag a little in places, and the characters sometimes seem too laid-back considering what is happening around them. People are dying, yet the setting maintains a calm and almost cool atmosphere. It creates an interesting contrast, although it can also make the pacing feel a little off.
There is an obvious movie feel to this comic book, both in the way the story unfolds and in the presentation of the characters and action.
The wolf comes out in this issue, and he is out for blood.
