World of Warcraft: Curse of the Worgen Paperback – October 9, 2012

For any person who plays World of Warcraft or who just enjoys a well written and well drawn comic this is a must. Fans and players of the game will recognize the events following the starting zone story while getting a perspective from other characters and a wonderful look at what's going on in conjunction to the game play. I have always thought Genn was a sympathetic character, now even more so. It was nice as well, to have the historical background told from different perspectives. Again, a rich read and a must for any WoW fan, especially if you play a worgen!

I didn't know what to expect going in, as I've never read any Warcraft based comics. This was my first one and it was quite good. In terms of art, it's hit or miss. It all tends to have a very anime styled vibe, but for the most part, it keeps that Warcraft feel throughout. The colors are vivid and the images are great. Loved the story, was very interested in the background and origins of the Worgen. I recommend this to anyone who enjoys the World of Warcraft lore and would like a bit more back story. That being said though, if you know nothing of the Warcraft universe, this may be devalued for you to a pretty high degree.

I have loved the story of the worgen and was so happy to see the more in depth telling of it. It is very entrancing, involved, and well told, but the artist seemed to make every woman sexualized. Greymane's wife, older like he is, looks more like 28 with white hair. Otherwise I think the graphic novel was awesome. A little tedious to get through at times but very entertaining.

I've read quite a few books on World of Warcraft but never a comic. This was a good read and would recommend it but would also recommend reading a few of the books prior so you know how some of the side characters came to be. Especially how druids came to be would help quite a bit.

This is an outstanding comic book in its own right, but it also parallels the in-game starting quests pretty well. If you are interested in learning about the origin of the worgen curse then this should be your first choice. Even if you are not a World of Warcraft fan, You may like the way that the writers tie multiple parallel stories into a cohesive work of art. I only have two complaints. My first complaint is that, for the books price, it should be a hardcover. My second complaint is that there were about four places where there could have been more dialog. Other than that , this is an A+ comic book.

I like reading comics like this, as they tell an interesting and compelling story while also educating me in WoW lore.I give it five out of five stars because I enjoyed the aforementioned, plus I also enjoyed the artwork.I'd recommend this book to others interested in these things.I recognized some of the comic's content from the worgen starting zone in the game, where I have leveled a couple of worgen characters from level 1 to around 10.

There are some slight discrepancies with the game world, (some of which were better!) but the story was very enjoyable, especially after the plot got rolling. The characters you know and love were treated with dignity and the artwork was pretty amazing. You will be page turning through this, but you'll read it again! I only wish I could have a poster of some of the insets. :)

Excellent. Absolutely wonderful. This explains so much of what was left unsaid in the worgen starting area...plus the characterization of the worgen version of Sherlock Holmes is perfect. Genn Greymane's struggle is perfectly laid out as well. Best line? "Why would I choose to be a sheep eating lupine monstrosity? Oh wait, I didn't."

OK it's a comic by another name but I really enjoyed this book, If you have ever made a worgen, this will fill in some of the background and explain why Gilneas is being attacked by the Worgen and the undead combined. It also makes me want to make another Worgen so that I can follow this story for that start area now knowing what is really going on.Great read Definitely recommended

Being an avid reader of wow lore, I found this to be a brilliant addition to my collection of novels and comics.This gives a better intro to the worgen class than that of the starter zone in World of Warcraft.The art is of course beautiful and would recommend it to any WoW fan.

Good art and lots of lore. It was a tidbit, but I liked the explanation why moon influences worgens. I agree that the font size is too small at times, but it's still enjoyable read. I wish more Warcraft publications were as good as this one.

brilliant as always

A+