Wolf's Head: An original comic book series by Von Allan: WOLF'S HEAD VOLUME 3

The cover of Wolf's Head Volume 3 Graphic Novel written and illustrated by Von Allan

The full wraparound cover of Wolf's Head Volume 3 Graphic Novel written and illustrated by Von Allan

Description

Lauren Greene, dealing with a massive loss that was revealed in Volume 2, has her situation made all the harder as she struggles to come up with the money to cover a unexpected (and massive) expense, deal with the disappearance of her mom's dog, and attempt to communicate with the strange artificial intelligence her mom had befriended.

Just as things are appearing to get back to some degree of normalcy, Lauren is confronted by the corporate forces who created the AI and are attempting to hunt it down. Forced to defend the AI, Lauren's life and the lives of those she loves are very much in the balance as Jeremy Hamilton and his henchmen will not stop until the AI is theirs once again.

Please Note: This trade paperback edition collects issues #5 and #6 of the ongoing comic book series.

Purchase Links

WOLF’S HEAD Volume 3 is available in better bookstores and comic shops worldwide. Volume 3’s ISBN is 978-1-98-988525-3. If you don’t see it at your local store, then you can easily order it using that ISBN. In addition, a number of online retailers are carrying Volume 3. Examples can be found at the following links:

Review Quotes

“Canadian graphic novelist Von Allan (a pen name) persistently plays with the tension between the mundane and the enchanted in his work, which is usually self-published... In WOLF'S HEAD, probably his best work to date, the fanciful elements of a science fiction tale are masterfully pulled into a grounded, emotionally realistic story about a child grappling with their mother's legacy... In a longer work like WOLF'S HEAD, the interplay between the fantastic dimensions of his stories and the tiny details of life in his art are what makes his voice unique in contemporary comics.” — Professor David Beard, International Journal of Comic Art

“Allan is able to imbue WOLF'S HEAD with some of the heartfelt energy that was present in his previous graphic novel. It's particularly noticeable in the relationship between Lauren Greene and her mother. Their introduction is front-loaded with expository dialog, but it quickly slows down and we are witness to the tense and difficult relationship between a mother and a daughter who don't always get along but love each other in spite of it all.” — Philippe Leblanc, The Beat

“Lauren is well characterised from the start, but the people she's surrounded by, good, bad and indifferent, are also easily understood, their motivations clear, which enables the plot to roll out smoothly... Allan has supplied a drama to lose yourself in, and set up a lot of potential going forward. In an age of effects wizardry being cheap, TV production companies could do far worse than look in his direction.” — Frank Plowright, The Slings & Arrows Graphic Novel Guide

“This new and original, full color, deftly scripted, impressively illustrated comic book series is a fully engaging, page-turner of a read and would prove to be an immediate and enduringly popular addition to personal reading lists and community library collections.” — Midwest Book Review