Preview: Hour of the Wolf #5 – Graphic Policy

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Hour of the Wolf #5

(W) Mark London (A) Felix Ruiz

A terrifying new story arc begins! When a secret experiment unleashes the ancient God of Nightmares, Owen Blackwood is thrust into his most dangerous case yet. As the horrors of the Underworld Universe spill into the waking world, Owen must confront monsters both supernatural… and deeply personal. Perfect for new readers, this pulse-pounding new chapter reveals haunting secrets from Owen’s past while expanding the dark mythology of the Underworld Universe.

Comic book cover for 'Hour of the Wolf' No. 5, featuring a character in a long coat and wavy hair against a vibrant green background with swirling patterns.
Cover of 'Hour of the Wolf' comic issue number 5 featuring a cloaked figure with long hair and an eerie expression, surrounded by ghostly faces and intricate designs.
A comic book page featuring a character with long, light hair and a coat, speaking about rules related to a mysterious event occurring at 3:01 AM. The background depicts a swirling vortex of green and black, suggesting a dark and surreal atmosphere.
A dark and atmospheric comic panel featuring two characters engaged in a serious conversation about danger and survival, with vibrant green swirling backgrounds suggesting a sense of mystery and urgency.
A dark comic book scene depicting a clock and lamps in an eerie room. A figure in a long coat stands ominously, while another figure lies on the ground, appearing injured and unconscious.
A dimly lit room with a sofa and a vintage cabinet, featuring a confrontation between two characters. One character is sitting in a chair and appears to be listening intently, while another character is on the floor, seemingly injured. A serpent-like figure extends from the background, adding a sense of tension. Speech bubbles indicate discussions about a 'Queen Mother' and a character named George Cross.

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