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She Wolf #3
She Wolf #3
"ANCIENT INCANTATIONS" Gabrielle's father gives her a glimpse into the family lineage as he regales her with werewolf stories of Ancient Rome.
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Rich Tommaso
76 books27 followersRich Tommaso is an American comic book artist.
He studied comics at the Joe Kubert Art School, but dropped out after the end of his first year.
He then spent many years making pizza while working on his art projects.
His first comic book was published in 1997 by Fantagraphics, and he subsequently produced numerous works published by Dark Horse.
He studied comics at the Joe Kubert Art School, but dropped out after the end of his first year.
He then spent many years making pizza while working on his art projects.
His first comic book was published in 1997 by Fantagraphics, and he subsequently produced numerous works published by Dark Horse.
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October 23, 2018
A Few of My Thoughts on She Wolf #3
1. So is her dad also a werewolf? How many people in her family are werewolves? If they're all werewolves, why would her mom keep taking her to priest to drive out demons?
2. Ah, I love it when my nightmares set up essential lore I did not know before I had this nightmare. Also, what a strange piece of lore this scene sets up.
3. So Jesus and a Roman poet summon Satan so Jesus can lecture him. A Roman citizen named Lycaon observes this and tries to summon the demon to control him. This backfires, causing Lycaon to be turned into a werewolf who kills his whole family save his baby daughter, who he has to turn when she grows up. Well, that's quite a tale!
4. I know that the art in the scene above is supposed to mimic the simplicity of stained glass, but it just feels so off-beat with the rest of the issue.
5. The next nightmare scene, colored all in blue and black, might be the best work in the issue. I love how stark the lines are against only a few shades of blue.
6. Nikki's mom is a huge b****, but I am glad Gabby and Nikki are friends now. I wish the series was longer so it could focus more on them.
7. Nikki can rock a leather bustier with a zipper in the front like no other, and I'm jealous.
8. Summoning a demon is probably a terrible idea, but let's see where it goes.
1. So is her dad also a werewolf? How many people in her family are werewolves? If they're all werewolves, why would her mom keep taking her to priest to drive out demons?
2. Ah, I love it when my nightmares set up essential lore I did not know before I had this nightmare. Also, what a strange piece of lore this scene sets up.
3. So Jesus and a Roman poet summon Satan so Jesus can lecture him. A Roman citizen named Lycaon observes this and tries to summon the demon to control him. This backfires, causing Lycaon to be turned into a werewolf who kills his whole family save his baby daughter, who he has to turn when she grows up. Well, that's quite a tale!
4. I know that the art in the scene above is supposed to mimic the simplicity of stained glass, but it just feels so off-beat with the rest of the issue.
5. The next nightmare scene, colored all in blue and black, might be the best work in the issue. I love how stark the lines are against only a few shades of blue.
6. Nikki's mom is a huge b****, but I am glad Gabby and Nikki are friends now. I wish the series was longer so it could focus more on them.
7. Nikki can rock a leather bustier with a zipper in the front like no other, and I'm jealous.
8. Summoning a demon is probably a terrible idea, but let's see where it goes.
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