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I've just discovered the online graphic novel Off-White.
If you want to pigeonhole its genre, you could label it Wolf's Rain with Norse mythology, but it's grimmer and more character-driven than that, with some protagonists whose unexpected depths turn out to be... unexpectedly deep.
I've commented before that I'm a sucker for anything with wolves in it, even if they're highly anthropomorphised, and I'll freely admit that this one has its flaws, including a slow start and some highly-predictable tropes. But somewhere around chapter 5 it suddenly becomes ambiguous, lyrical, taut, ferocious, exquisitely portrayed, and really really good.
If you want to pigeonhole its genre, you could label it Wolf's Rain with Norse mythology, but it's grimmer and more character-driven than that, with some protagonists whose unexpected depths turn out to be... unexpectedly deep.
I've commented before that I'm a sucker for anything with wolves in it, even if they're highly anthropomorphised, and I'll freely admit that this one has its flaws, including a slow start and some highly-predictable tropes. But somewhere around chapter 5 it suddenly becomes ambiguous, lyrical, taut, ferocious, exquisitely portrayed, and really really good.