Cry Wolf

Cry Wolf (Danish: Ulven er løs, "The Wolf is Loose") is the first issue of the Valhalla comic series. It is written by Hans Rancke-Madsen, drawn by Peter Madsen, with colors by Søren Håkansson and was produced by Henning Kure. It was first published in Danish by Interpresse in 1979. The comic tells the story of how the two human child siblings, Tjalvi and Röskva, become servants of Thor, the Norse god of thunder, and how the Fenrir Wolf escapes its chain.

Thee first part of the comic, where Thor and Loki arrives at Tjalvi and Röskva's family's farmstead, and how the human siblings are forced to become the servants of Thor and their journey to Asgard, was included in the first part of the animated Valhalla feature film, released in 1986.

Description
A thunderstorm is approaching as Thor, the God of Thunder, and his kinsman Loki arrive at the farm where the siblings Tjalvi and Röskva live. Thor brings them along to the land of the gods, Asgard, where the two children are involved in an adventurous story, culminating in the escape of the dreaded Fenris-Wolf and the threat it poses to the peace of Asgard ...

The story is a free elaboration on the myth of the wolf called Fenrir or Fenris, which was chained by the Norse gods. The myth of Tjalvi's and Röskva's arrival at Asgard to act as Thor's servants is retold, and all the major gods are introduced. The narrative is based on The Prose (Snorri's) Edda.