Williamson and Leomacs Explore the Wolf Man in 'Blood of the Wolf Man

Published on March 18, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Skybound announces Blood of the Wolf Man, a new series that returns to the classic Universal monster. Writer Joshua Williamson and artist Leomacs take the myth of Larry Talbot for a story that delves into his curse. The plot follows his search for a cure while fleeing from his legacy and forces that want to use his power. The comic is presented as a fusion of classic horror and modern narrative.

A distressed Larry Talbot, among gothic shadows and moonlight, flees from hunters and his own inner beast. Leomacs captures the classic horror with a modern and visceral stroke.

The design process: from the classic legend to the page 🎨

Leomacs approaches the design with visual research from the original films, seeking to capture the gothic essence. The technical approach combines an organic line for human scenes with a more dynamic and ragged stroke during transformations. The color palette, managed by the colorist, oscillates between the cold tones of despair and the warm ones of bestial fury, using contrast to accentuate the character's internal conflict.

A fur problem that isn't solved with a shave ✂️

Larry Talbot's eternal struggle poses a singular domestic dilemma. While other superheroes worry about saving the world, he has to remember not to book a barber appointment on full moon days. His curse is the definitive example that a radical change of look, especially if it includes a tail and a lot of drooling, can really ruin your social life and your long-term plans.