This retelling of an Algonquin folktale -- with a "different and happier ending" provided by the English adapter -- is about a tribal leader who gets revenge on another tribal leader's daughter who rudely spurns his wedding proposal. It's an odd story about a proud and petty man and a proud and petty woman being mean to each other until a wolf intervenes.

Interesting art, but the story has that sort of vague and stiff tone that oral stories can have when written down.

From the indicia: "Wild Wolf is inspired by a folktale called 'Moowis' from the Algonquin people of Canada and North-West USA. A version of this story called, 'The Snow Husband,' can be found in North American Indians by Lewis Spence." ( )