![]() ![]() It also has plenty of horror scenes, with most chapters describing a werewolf attack rather than developing the non-victim characters. The story uses a whodunnit format for the most part, with the reader knowing that a werewolf is responsible for the killings, but not knowing who the werewolf is. However, the influence of the calendar idea can still be seen in the format of the story, as each chapter focuses on one month in the year of the killings. Inevitably, the decision was made to scrap the calendar and instead release the story in Graphic Novel form, with accompanying illustrations by Bernie Wrightson (of Swamp Thing fame). ![]() Apparently, no one told them that this is the guy who wrote The Stand- the "uncut" version of which is over 1,100 pages long. According to That Other Wiki, King originally started the project when he was asked to write twelve short chapters that would accompany a werewolf-themed calendar. A short story written by Stephen King and published in 1983, Cycle of the Werewolf is about a small town in Maine that is terrorized by a series of killings. ![]()
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