Werewolves of Wisconsin and Other American Myths, Monsters and Ghosts (Paperback)

from bookwormteri

Well drawn, covers a good amount of American ghost stories and legends, but in little snippets. The Stanley Hotel was basically covered by saying...weird things happen, Stephen King wrote The Shining after staying here, it's still operational...REALLY? Tell me more, tell me the spooky stuff that ...

from Rennee

Werewolves of Wisconsin and otherAmerican Myths,Monsters and Ghosts caught me by surprise. I wasn't expecting a graphic novel. I was expecting a book with short stories without pictures. Don't get me wrong I enjoy illustrations in some books but this reminded me of something I hadn't read since I...

from TheBentley

As a big fan of the old EC Comics and of modern folklore, I was generally pleased to receive this graphic novel, but, as many other reviewers have noted, there's not much here of substance. Fish is a talented illustrator, especially with older faces (his children, unfortunately, lack differentiat...

from shadowcrunch

Like other reviewers, I was surprised to discover "Werewolves of Wisconsin" is a graphic novel. As far as the subject matter and story are concerned, Andy Fish introduces the reader to many bizarre tales and legends from across America. Unfortunately, an introduction is about all you will get wit...

from coachtim30

"Werewolves of Wisconsin" is a graphic novel that covers a variety of legends, tales, and myths of a supernatural quality across the USA. It has a distinctive "Tales From the Crypt"-feel to it; right down to a Crypt Keeper-type character who introduces each tale to the reader. Graphic novels are ...