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Werewolf by Night is a Marvel Comics character created by writer Gerry Conway and artist Mike Ploog. He first appeared in Werewolf by Night #1 (September 1972). The character has been a recurring presence in Marvel's supernatural titles, appearing in various series over the years. He has been featured in several television and film adaptations, including a film adaptation produced by Marvel and written and directed by David Hayter. Werewolf by Night has also been featured in several video games, including Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and Marvel vs. Capcom 3. The character has a long and complicated history in Marvel Comics, with several different origin stories and a variety of different powers and abilities. He is a werewolf, and his powers include superhuman strength, speed, agility, and endurance. He also has the ability to shapeshift into a werewolf form and can control the actions of other werewolves. His primary enemies are the members of the Order of the Darkhold, a group of evil supernatural cultists. Werewolf by Night has also been a member of a number of teams over the years, including the Midnight Sons and the Legion of Monsters. He is a member of the Defenders, a superhero team that includes Doctor Strange, the Sub-Mariner
WEREWOLF BY NIGHT #1-6 (1998) - Earth's Mightiest Blog
As part of Marvel's (spectacularly failed) late '90s horror line, it's a reintroduction to Jack Russell. Overall it's well done. Jack struggles to be in a relationship (I love this "what about us" conversation)... Nicely done. The bit of retcon (or at least the new aspect of Russell's Werewolf side)…
Let’s Talk Comics: Vol 2 - GoCollect
This article covers recent news and trends in comics, investment opportunities, and other comic-adjacent stories we can all enjoy a laugh at. Enjoy! 5. Elsa Bloodstone Has 1 Comic Appearance In 2023 This makes sense though. Werewolf By Night was one of the only universally well-received Phase 4 projects. Why would Marvel ever want to follow up
Marvel’s 'Werewolf by Night' Director Has Some 'Crazy' Sequel Ideas - Bleeding Fool
Marvel’s Werewolf By Night, which debuted as a standalone Halloween special last year, quickly won over fans, who have been eagerly anticipating a follow-up. Everyone, from the film’s creators to its viewers, is considering a sequel in light of the impact of the first one. Some projects can unpredictably emerge from the background […]
Werewolf by Night #14 (February, 1974) | Attack of the 50 Year Old Comic Books
It's been over a year since we last looked in on our favorite teenage werewolf, Jack Russell, so we have a bit of catching up to do before we get into our discussion of today's main topic. Following issue #3's conclusion of the extended plotline concerning the Darkhold -- the mystical bound volume that had…
Moon Knight vs. Werewolf by Night: Marvel Tales #1 - The Comics Journal
To begin, a weird observation about life in the 21st century: suddenly people really like Moon Knight. Now, I like that dude just fine - actually, scratch that. In forensic frankness, Moon Knight has long been a “fave” of mine. Kind of hard to dislike the character once you’ve read that first volume of his... Read more »
Werewolf By Night #32-33 (1975): 1st Moon Knight - Earth's Mightiest Blog
Moon Knight started as a monster hunter in the pages of Werewolf by Night by Doug Moench and Don Perlin. Werewolf by Night has hit its groove at this point. We the readers understand Jack Russel's conflict with his own lycanthropy, but overall he rarely goes crazy and never kills…