The Crow: Skinning the Wolves Paperback – June 18, 2013

Wasn't entirely sure what to expect from this book as opposed to the original "The Crow" but I would definitely recommend it to anyone with a WWII interest or an interest in the original novel or film.

The Crow has always been a special book for me, and despite many spin offs, one good movie (and three crappy ones), very few people get it right. Nobody does the Crow like O'Barr and this book is both vintage Crow and something totally different. Like the original, its sad, sweet and bleak. It takes place during WWII in a Nazi concentration camp. If you like the Crow, you must read this. I hope O'Barr continues to write more Crow stories.

Not the best Crow story. The original is still the best read and I will recommend that over this book. The story is short, with little background or build up. The art is inconsistent, and I don't like that it's in color vs black, white, and greys.

Good spin on the classic crow story. If you love the original than you will appreciate this take. Plus it has Nazis. So there's that

I am sorry but it was terrible!! If I would have known what the content was like I would never have bought it.The other books that I have bought from you were just fine. In fact could you please tell me how to get it off of my Kindle. Thank you. Doris

James O'Barr The Greatest CROW writer ever!!! No one but him should ever write the Crow Stories EVER!!!! His CROW Stories are a work of art!!!!

Bought by son on gift card. He seems to like it very much. I really hate the word requirement on these reviews.

A very nice book, a must read for fans!

I own every crow graphic novel, and I have to say i like this a lot. I prefered it to Curare. Fans of the crow will relish the new take on this story, set in a 1945 nazi concentration camp. This is the most violent of the novel collection however, but I'd recommend it to any crow and comic fan a like.

Tiré d’un comics trip devant paraître dans une anthologie n’ayant jamais vu le jour (le strip en lui-même n’ayant pas été très poussé non plus) l’histoire se passe en 1945 dans un camp de concentration régi par un commandant quelques peu fêlé, un prisonnier accomplit sa vengeance, ramené à la vie par le Corbeau. Ce n’est peut-être pas super original mais ça fonctionne. On a droit à des belles scènes sanguinolentes qui pourraient nous faire croire à du Sin City par moment.Les dessins de Terry font vieux, mais moderne (il est mentionné dans l’introduction le nom d’Eisner, à juste titre), on suit bien l’action, j’ai bien accroché à cette partie.J’ai lu sur Internet que certaines personnes râlaient sur l’appellation « The Crow » du livre : mouais j’avoue que en effet, sans apporter grand chose à la mythologie, on aurait très bien pu trouver une autre origine à la résurrection du type et ses capacités. M’enfin c’est vraiment cherché la petite bête.Dans l’ensemble ça se lit (100 pages environ) mais ça reste dispensable honnêtement.

The story itself is great. It gets on my nerves when reviews are of the package rather than the thing itself, if that makes sense, but I want to warn everybody about the kindle edition! I have the kindle paperwhite and this is near impossible to read on it. I have other comics on kindle and they are fine to read but this is just not good.