LONE WOLF — DREADNOK
Some men join the Dreadnoks because they need a gang behind them. Lone Wolf isn’t one of those men. Inspired by the hard-edged desert lawman of Lone Wolf McQuade, this Dreadnok carries the same stubborn independence, isolation, and willingness to handle overwhelming trouble his own way. He keeps a remote patch of desert to himself, follows his own rules, and has little use for company. The only exception is Ringo, the gray wolf that’s rarely more than a few steps from his side.
The Dreadnoks are mercenaries, thieves, vandals, and violent outsiders—and Lone Wolf fits in without ever really becoming one of the boys. Zartan knows better than to micromanage him: give Lone Wolf a target, tell him what it pays, and stay out of his way. When the job is finished, he disappears back into the desert with Ringo. The wolf is every bit as territorial and suspicious as his owner, and approaching their place uninvited is generally considered a mistake you only make once.
Created as a private commission, Lone Wolf won’t be available for purchase—but there was no way we were building this one and keeping him hidden. This one-of-a-kind Lady Spartan Customs creation comes equipped with Ringo, suppressed MAC-10, sawed-off shotgun, revolver, and two foot pegs. Part western gunfighter, part desert survivalist, and unmistakably Dreadnok, Lone Wolf is proof that some men don’t need an army behind them. Sometimes one man and one wolf are enough.
