B.O. Wolf

B.O. Wolf is a bold and imaginative graphic novel series that unfolds across two parallel worlds: the mythic past of Beowulf and the everyday reality of Dane, Wisconsin in the 1980s. By weaving these timelines together, the series reinterprets one of the oldest stories in the English language through a contemporary lens— transforming an ancient tale of monsters and heroism into a deeply resonant exploration of friendship, fear, power, and resistance. In the ancient world, the story follows the familiar arc of Beowulf, a great warrior who comes to aid a kingdom plagued by a monstrous force. The stakes are life and death, the tone is epic, and the conflicts are elemental. In the modern world, however, the monsters take on new forms. A group of kids navigate high school, identity, and belonging while facing a different kind of threat, a relentless bully who rules the social landscape through intimidation and fear. As these two narratives unfold in tandem, they begin to mirror and inform one another. The result is a richly layered story that asks a central question: What does it mean to confront evil in a world where monsters no longer look like monsters?