We're joined by Brad Elmore, the director of Bit and The Wolfman's Hammer, to discuss the 3rd issue in the DePrayve saga. The Hangman has been patrolling and watching from the shadows and has added L.A.'s 'Mr. Hyde' to his enemies list...right next to The Werewolf!
Plus: Image's Head Lopper, Grant Morrison's Proctor Valley Road, Rick Veitch, and more.

DePrayve's reign of terror continues across the city. Can the Werewolf escape the LAPD's clutches in time to pay this Mr. Hyde cat back for that sock in his hairy kisser? And just who the heck is that watching all this play out from the shadows?
Plus: Wolfwalkers and Batman B&W

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Buck takes Jack to meet a modern-day Dr. Jekyll in the hopes that his research can help contain The Beast, but they're met by a modern-day Mr. Hyde: DePrayve!

Comics writer Matt Mair Lowery joins us to talk about this issue and his new sci-fi anthology project on Kickstarter: ThoughtScape Comics #1. Check it out. We'll think you'll dig it as much as we do.
Visit: thoughtscapecomics.com for more info about Matt's work.

Bailed out of jail by Buck, Jack learns the horrible secret behind the murderous maniac's trail of carnage...and it's a trail that ends at Buck's doorstep.
Plus: Moench & Ploog's Planet of the Apes Archive, Vol. 1: Terror on the Planet of the Apes, Matt Fraction & Elsa Charrettier's November, and Werewolf, Ep02: "The Boy Who Cried Werewolf"

We're joined by our friend, indie-rock legend Rebecca Cole (The Minders, Wild Flag, Telekinesis), to talk about Werewolf by Night #22. The Shaggy One escapes Buck's place again. We meet a cracked actor who's looking to make things 'right' with whoever he meets...including our favorite lycanthrope.

Get Rebecca's 55 Greetings here.

That's Cool, That's Trash! riffed the Italian movie Bloody Pit of Horror. There's a link to download the whole riff in the description.

The Modern Prometheus hops a freight train to L.A. in the hopes that the satanic Brotherhood of Ba'al can give him a new body & another chance at life...Lissa hopes they can cure Jack's lycanthropy...while the cult needs new blood & a body to offer as a host for their Dark Lord. this isn't going to end well for anybody.

When Lt. Lou Hackett learns that there was another magic lycanthropy ring where his came from and that Jack Russell took it, he makes a beeline for Colden House and the TWO beasts that are all too happy to tango with him using the streets of L.A. as their dance floor. A wild yarn from Moench is paired w/ dynamite art from Perlin & Colletta for a pulpy explosion of monsters, magic, and melee.

We're halfway through our WbN journey! To celebrate, we've taken Gerry Conway's two-part prose story ('Panic by Moonlight' & 'Madness Under a Mid-Summer Moon') from the Marvel-Curtis' mag Monsters Unleashed and produced an audio drama, a modern take on an old radio show. We hope you enjoy and don't forget to drink your Ovaltine. For continuity geeks, this takes place somewhere between issue 12 and 17.

We welcome writer Doug Moench to the WbN Wolfpack and, based on this ish, we're betting Friedrich left him a mug that says, "You DON'T have to be CRAZY to write this comic...BUT IT HELPS!" Jack and Coker are stalked by a new, intelligent lycanthrope. Jack finally meets the infamous Geraldo Kabal (formerly Kabel) and gets a strange new power AND the location of Baron Thunder's lair where sister Lissa is being held. Buckle up for a wild rescue mission!

Jack takes some much-needed "me time" away from all the noise of rival werewolves and kidnapped sisters and wanders the surf of Mexico's beaches...where he encounters an all-new, all-fuzzy Greer Nelson...with a murder of Hydra agents in tow.
Can't a wolf-guy get his head together without having a big plastic hassle from a worldwide terror organization?!?