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Smiling like an idiot the entire time I read this one. Love it.

The premise and writing are frequently silly. And yet, it's surprisingly moving. The way the action is rendered in the art is gorgeous, too.

Might be fair to call this a feminist piece? "The Wolf" (represented as a man) seems like he could also represent sexual depredation, and Laura killing him and choosing a life for herself is overcoming that.

Once the blood starts to flow, it will not be stopped.

This has a lot of interesting ideas but the ending is so underwhelming.

I think about this a lot, and come back to it frequently. Probably one of the most evocative and compelling short stories I've ever read.