Moonstone Books explores the noir/goth White Wolf universe of Werewolf the Apocalypse. The werewolf world is dying off. Their own numbers are decreasing, while their enemy (mainly the non-eco-friendly "Wyrm") grows stronger. The final time is near.

Each quarterly issue tells a self-contained story centered around a single tribe, which is different every issue.

Werewolf: The Apocalypse: Black Furies
who are hell-bent on protecting the environment and women's rights. They say you can never go home again. Libra makes that here first mistake. She finds that her human sister is in an abusive relationship and takes matters into her own hands. Her pack hunts down the abuser, ignorant to the danger their prey may be leading them to. This is a tale of revenge and hope, breathed into life by the emotion-laden atmospheric painting skill of Eddy Newell!

Werewolf the Apocalypse: Bone Gnawers
A game of hide-and-seek, a dying man's last words, and a group of would-be romantic poet werewolves, add up to trouble. Throw in "Project Reaper", which could lead to the destruction of all werewolves and its mayhem. The FBI, Pentex, DNA and the Gnawers all play a game of "hot potato."

Werewolf the Apocalypse: Children of Gaia
A member of the Children of Gaia tribe hands a videotape of a fellow tribe member shape-changing, over to a local TV station. The Caern Elders send the "Mercenaries for Peace" pack to track down their Judas and bring him back for questioning. Unfortunately, they follow a trail littered only with violence and frustration. Artist Jerry DeCaire cranks up his "cinematic stylings" in this roller-coaster tale.

Werewolf: The Apocalypse: Fianna
They try to maintain their sanity and provide funds for a "Wolf Sanctuary". Agents of the Wryn want to shatter both plans by pitting the pack against itself.

Werewolf: The Apocalypse: Get of Fenris
A pack is proving their worth, while at the same time, learn the real truth behind the betrayal of an elder. This moody two-color art by Fernando Blanco really puts you right in the action!