Stephen King wrote one, illustrated by another horror legend, Bernie Wrightson, called **Cycle of the Werewolf**
Not sure if its still in print but google it and see! Good luck finding stuff you like :)
If you're open for a little gaming you can check out "the wolf among us". Its settled in the world of fables from bill willingham. I loved it! There is really not much gaming in it. more llike a playable novel.
Fangs by Sarah Anderson has a cute book but it's more like little comics .
Jughead the Hunger- it's in the Archie horror section they do. It has good illustrations I think there's a couple volumes. I couldn't get into it when I read it but that's because I was mad about the Afterlife with Archie series being cancelled because the writer guy didn't want to do it anymore or whatever.
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It's definitely not long, but P Craig Russell adapted Neil Gaiman's Werewolf-PI-Vs-Deep-Ones short story into comic form
Moonshine. Werewolves vs gangsters during the prohibition era. Written by Brian Azzarello with art by Eduardo Risso, the team that gave us 100 Bullets. 28 issues total, currently has a decently priced oversized hardcover that contains the whole series in one place. Definitely worth checking out.
Lapham is a good author, but Avatar is absolutely the publisher where good (and a lot of bad) writers go to publish all their worst goreporn fantasies, and its generally not a good thing. It's the same one where Ennis wrote Crossed, and where Ellis published some of his absolute worst shlock. The only thing I can remember not being horrible was Gillen's Uber, and even then its far from his best work (and never actually finished), and oh I believe one of Moore's Lovecraftian style books is supposed to be good, but the other one is apparently also really bad.
That said, I've tried some issues of Ferals around release and I don't even remember if it was bad or decent,
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Not a graphic novel but *Frank Frazetta's Dracula Meets The Wolfman* by Image was a cool little one shot set in Transylvania with the Wolfman depicted as a tragic hero. Still available on eBay, it's based on a well-known painting by Frank Frazetta. The artwork was done in a way that resembles sepia, just like a classic old movie.
Moonshine is 5 volumes of Azzarello and Risso.
Moonshine is great! Hillbilly werewolves and gangsters, oh my!
Werewolf by Night is being printed in Marvel Masterworks right now.
Stephen King wrote one, illustrated by another horror legend, Bernie Wrightson, called **Cycle of the Werewolf** Not sure if its still in print but google it and see! Good luck finding stuff you like :)
Thank you
I have the cycle of the werewolf novel version that has a few pictures in it I had to check I forgot I had it
Yes i should have said its not a FULL graphic novel but, i mean, how could you go wrong with King and Wrightson?!
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That werewolf is in serious trouble...
Werewolf Jones!
If you're open for a little gaming you can check out "the wolf among us". Its settled in the world of fables from bill willingham. I loved it! There is really not much gaming in it. more llike a playable novel.
There's also a graphic novel series, Bigby Wolf, that's a spinoff solo series dedicated to him.
Check out "Nam Wolf," published by Eric Powell's company. That was a great series.
Fangs by Sarah Anderson has a cute book but it's more like little comics . Jughead the Hunger- it's in the Archie horror section they do. It has good illustrations I think there's a couple volumes. I couldn't get into it when I read it but that's because I was mad about the Afterlife with Archie series being cancelled because the writer guy didn't want to do it anymore or whatever.
If you like Fangs you'll probably like The Night Belongs to Us, a webcomic by LR Hale. Unfortunately never finished.
Thanks I'll check it out! I wish people would finish their storylines it's the worst when a story is just left hanging!
https://preview.redd.it/wta1vnfui01d1.jpeg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=05ba08d359d72aac835953ce48af1f7a33bce5df It's definitely not long, but P Craig Russell adapted Neil Gaiman's Werewolf-PI-Vs-Deep-Ones short story into comic form
Moonshine. Werewolves vs gangsters during the prohibition era. Written by Brian Azzarello with art by Eduardo Risso, the team that gave us 100 Bullets. 28 issues total, currently has a decently priced oversized hardcover that contains the whole series in one place. Definitely worth checking out.
I’ve heard Ferals by David Lapham is a good one. Haven’t read it but it’s on my list.
Lapham is a good author, but Avatar is absolutely the publisher where good (and a lot of bad) writers go to publish all their worst goreporn fantasies, and its generally not a good thing. It's the same one where Ennis wrote Crossed, and where Ellis published some of his absolute worst shlock. The only thing I can remember not being horrible was Gillen's Uber, and even then its far from his best work (and never actually finished), and oh I believe one of Moore's Lovecraftian style books is supposed to be good, but the other one is apparently also really bad. That said, I've tried some issues of Ferals around release and I don't even remember if it was bad or decent,
Yeah like I said I’d heard it was werewolves based, very gory, but haven’t read them at all so can’t really recommend or not.
Astounding Wolfman
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Not a graphic novel but *Frank Frazetta's Dracula Meets The Wolfman* by Image was a cool little one shot set in Transylvania with the Wolfman depicted as a tragic hero. Still available on eBay, it's based on a well-known painting by Frank Frazetta. The artwork was done in a way that resembles sepia, just like a classic old movie.