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I am not sure they are lizard boys. They might be a form of goblin boys, half orcs, ectera....

electriceyeonme wrote:

amazingleathermime wrote: Here it seems to use the werewolves can change their form at will concept (or in high stress situations [that would be new to me] )

That happens in 'Teen Wolf' too. Not that Teen Wolf is the be all and end all of werewolf mythology...

Just an addendum, but the same thing can happen in Hamilton's Anita Blake series. Especially with young weres when their control over "the beast" is limited.

Don Alexander wrote:Since no one has stated it yet:

Werewolf boy went Crinos on the Lizartwins!

i believe the term you're looking for is Lupus (Werewolf the Apocalypse) or Urhan (Werewolf the Forsaken) since he opted for full wolf form, instead of the war-form (Crinos/Gauru respectively)

*sets ST hat aside and goes back to playing Heroes of Newerth before work*

Psstt... panel 3, he did go Crinos as thats the half form before the full wolf.

Yep, bear (and myself) are correct, I would say.

Lupus form is in the next strip.

Still, nice to see people are getting it!

So he's a Metis?

I sense an on-going problem with Nina vis a vis her low-impulse control problem.

I feel for "Wolverton" in this scene... hopefully the coach-'ll call do-overs due to audience interference.

Does anyone else hate how much the goblin brothers both turn into King Swagger-Cock here? It's like a boxer, on the verge of seeing quadruple, starts pimp-strutting around because his opponent got knocked out by a chair thrown by an over-excited fan, so the match was cancelled before he actually got counted out and lost.