- I Hunt Wolves: A Forgotten Folklore Magazine
- Written by John Kratky
- Illustrated by Luigi Criscuolo
- Letters by Eduardo Camacho
- Edited by… some loser who still thinks someone reads his comic reviews
I Hunt Wolves is the first release in this new comic magazine series by creator John Kratky.
Forgotten Folklore is dedicated to exploring horror in all its forms, but especially through the genres of gothic & folk horror. Each release will have a main story, as well as shorter horror comics. While horror is the genre most identifiable with this magazine, the stories are far-reaching across the classic genres: crime, western, action, detective, with plenty of dark humor & dramatic tension to go around.
While past Forgotten Folklore releases have been in the form of graphic novels, their new home will be in this magazine. A new issue is planned every 6 months, beginning with the 4-part I Hunt Wolves series.
After years of hunting criminals, Bonnie Beltz has killed an innocent man based on the lies of a young girl named Winter. Now a wanted woman with a high price on her head, deadly bounty hunters are ready to put the rope around her neck.
As the law closes in, Bonnie knows the end is near, and she must take on the suicide mission she has been avoiding all her life: wiping out the clan of werewolves that murdered her family.
She’s not going alone. Knowing Winter’s fate will likely be decided by the mob, Bonnie takes her from her family so that she can learn what it is to take a life.
