The end spoils the album

The album is well designed, with a good storyline (although the arrival of Wolf in a "paradise" is a copy / paste of Thorgal in the 1st volume) but by the end really "live" with a demonic she-wolf created by any part and a scenario that could deflect. frankly, it makes me want to not continue the series as I wanted because Van Hamme had certainly created a very limited part in the supernatural (besides the intervention of the gods), but there, with red magic and end Louve it goes in anything, completely away from the spirit of the series ...