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    Hellblazer #292

    Hellblazer » Hellblazer #292 - The House of Wolves released by DC Comics on August 2012.

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    The House of Wolves last edited by gravenraven on 05/30/23 10:10PM View full history

    When John Constantine and Epiphany Greaves see a trashy werewolf movie it triggers disturbing memories of guilty sexual stirrings, lycanthropic aristocrats and socially mobile gangsters. But can John remember who was in that little red riding hood? And can Epiphany be sure what kind of beast she's sleeping with? Find out in the one-shot tale 'The House of Wolves' featuring art by the amazing Simon Bisley.

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    Hellblazer #292 - The House of Wolves by the_mighty_monarch on June 23, 2012

    I was just talking about Ryan Sook's cover art talents over on DC Universe Presents, how could I forget to mention Simon Bisley? I mean, sure it's a basic design but just LOOK AT IT. The extremely subtle facial expression on Epiphany, the actual facial expression on a WEREWOLF, the way her skin actually squishes as the wolf hand pushes on it, the way the wolf's face scrunches up with her head squished against it.I'm not as crazy about Bisley's interiors, the detail is PHENOMENAL and the ability ...

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