Read WOLF'S HEAD issue 11 of the comic book series for free on the Internet Archive
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“Lauren Greene, her dog Sankō, and their young artificial intelligence friend have fled Detroit for the harsh wilderness of Flat City, Alaska. Struggling to survive in a tough economy, Lauren is forced to keep the AI hidden from ruthless pursuers willing to do anything to reclaim it. Haunted by loneliness and the sacrifices she’s made to protect those she left behind, Lauren faces a painful choice: open herself up to new connections and risk everything, or remain isolated and keep everyone safe — but remain alone.”Key Links
Here are all of the key links:- Internet Archive link for WOLF’S HEAD Issue 11: https://archive.org/details/wolfs-head-011-by-von-allan/
- WOLF’S HEAD Volume 6 (collecting Issues 11 and 12 of the series): https://wolfs-head.vonallan.com/p/wolfs-head-volume-6.html
- Shop Page: https://wolfs-head.vonallan.com/p/shop.html
- Wolf’s Head Official Site: https://wolfs-head.vonallan.com/
A BIG CHANGE
Eleven issues? Who would have ‘thunk’ it? Not me! When I was first brainstorming what would become WOLF’S HEAD, I had the first six issues roughly locked down. I had some loose ideas for what could come next, but these weren’t ‘firmed up’ plans. Of course, many of these did find their way into issues 7 through 10. That, however, was that. I had nothing written for what came after those loose plans.Scary? A little. Exciting? You bet! That’s one of the great joys in storytelling, regardless of the medium. Letting the story take you in different, unexpected, and weird directions. There is a great deal of fun to be had in that. Not to mention some nervous moments, too. I always feel like I’m juggling raw eggs; not only might they all tumble down on top of me at any moment, but I’ll have literal (ahem… if you’ll excuse the metaphor) egg on my face, too.
I’m very pleased to say, though, that I love how this issue turned out. The first ten issues were set in Detroit, Michigan and I tried very hard to root those issues in place. This issue? The story changes focus entirely to Alaska. And that means new situations, new challenges, and new characters. The reasons for the move, hinted at last issue, was something that Lauren decided to do deliberately. Will it work out for her? Time will tell. That’s fun, too! Join me, won’t you?
WOLF’S HEAD Volume 6 Trade Paperback Graphic Novel
For those who would like to purchase a print copy, issue 11 and issue 12 are collected together in a 60 page trade paperback graphic novel. So while you can always read the series for free, print-lovers are well-represented, too! You can learn more about the graphic novel at https://wolfs-head.vonallan.com/p/wolfs-head-volume-6.html.
WOLF’S HEAD Book 1 Hardcover Graphic Novel
Aside from the aforementioned trade paperback, the first story arc (consisting of the first six issues of the ongoing series and combining the first three volumes of the trade paperback) is also available! This is a deluxe hardcover, larger than the trade paperbacks, and printed on fantastic paper! For those who would like a more immersive experience, this is a great way to go. And like the trade paperbacks, the hardcover is widely available at better comic book stores, book shops, and online retailers all over the world! You can learn more about the hardcover at https://wolfs-head.vonallan.com/2022/01/wolfs-head-book-1-in-hardcover-worldwide.html.
The second WOLF’S HEAD Story Arc
And, of course, you can always read the entire story arc for free at the Internet Archive! Please visit https://archive.org/search?query=creator%3A%22Von+Allan%22&sort=title for all the download links!
