The Wolves of Currumpaw

The Wolves of Currumpaw, written and illustrated by William Grill, is a graphic retelling of Ernest Thompson Seton's 1898 story Lobo, the King of Currumpaw. Set in the late 1800s on the plains of New Mexico, the narrative follows a rancher who pursues the leader of the Currumpaw wolf pack across the open range. As the hunt progresses, the rancher observes the wolf's behavior, which leads him to reconsider his methods and later contributes to early wildlife conservation efforts in the United States. The book presents the story in a detailed illustrated format, pairing black-and-white artwork with Seton's original text.