Comic Review: WOLF COP from Dynamite Entertainment
WOLFCOP #1 (Dynamite Entertainment, October 26 release date) Writer: Max Marks. Art: Arcana Studios. Jus t in time for Halloween, WOLF COP brings all the blood and gore a thirsty little trick-or-treater could wants to drink and eat. Actually, keep this book away from the little ones. This is for mature audiences only. In addition to the graphic violence, the characters all swear like pirates. If the cover looks like a reproduction of a movie poster, there’s a good reason for that. WOLF COP began as a 2014 independent Canadian film, gained a following, and birthed a recent sequel in ANOTHER WOLF COP. Go to http://www.wolfcop.com for all the details on the film. WOLF COP the movie continues the adventures of Lou Garou (get the canine reference?), a Canadian police officer turned werewolf. The comic dispenses with any background information or origin story, and gets right to the action. Garou and his buddy Willie are on the run in a banged-up squad car. Garou is a serio