Nathan Sacks translated the book into English, and that version was published by Graphic Universe in 2019.
[4] It is a spin-off of The Old Geezers, which featured "The Theater of the Wolf in Underpants" (French: Le théâtre du loup en slip).
Itoïz had previously made paintings of wolves in underwear in a forest to calm her son, who had a fear of wolves, and the authors of The Old Geezers (Lupano and Cauuet) had inserted the character.
[3] Kirkus Reviews praised the book for having "a timely, smart message".
[1] Publishers Weekly praised the English version for being "sly" and that the images are "gems of comic timing and choreography".