#Werewolf Jameson

[wingedkatgirl]

THIS LOOKS SO GOOD!!!

And Robbie's in it :0 ^W^

I wanted to share my new banner and the title for the Monster AU! I had a lot of fun with this big piece! also it’s one I’ve worked on for multiple days, which is a rarity lol.

[flexingtyger99]

Man-Wolf | Ryan Brown

[glitchyartist]

Jameson became a werefox after being attacked by a lycan during WW1. He does his best to stay away from people when he knows he's going to transform, for as gentle as he tries to be, he can't always control his urges...

(bonus under the cut)

[innudoggy]

Good thing Marvin was there to help JJ in his rather “hairy” situation.

[ephiesoul]

Chibi Werewolf Jameson 🐺💙

[epsilontlosdark4]

Amazing Spider-Man #190 Happy Halloween

[wbmwrites]

You know after a while I wondered why didn't Jay Jonah Jameson assist his son John Jameson in being Man-Wolf like how he does for Spider-Man nowadays.

With John being in control of his powers and Jonah sees his son as a hero way before knowing about him being Man-Wolf.

Jonah can use the tech he acquired over the years to make some sort of partial suit for John to wear whenever he wolfs out.

The tech in question is the following, the classic by the Spider Slayer suit, the Threats and Menaces suit he made for Spider-Man and the sentient Doc Ock arms he obtained.

Making a suit that would aid John in his adventures, but also not make it look like Robert Kirkman's Astonishing Wolf-Man at the same time.

[sharkwing]

For the record, I’m of the firm opinion that perpetuating the Spider-man tradition of “sometimes a werewolf happens” is the most interesting thing Smythe has done to date.

[elzore-da-great]

OMG WAIT GUYS JJJ AND CHESTER FROM BUNNICULA ARE LITERALLY THE SAME CHARACTER THINK ABOUT IT

[pencilpat]

Chemicals and caramel 🧪🍬

But I dunno man, that reddish one looks like he'd kick my ass

Iris, JJ, and Jackie were my sketches today hehe @beerecordings

[gebo4482]

Man-Wolf (John Jonah Jameson III) - Blood Hunters (2024)

[allykatsart]

Since I drew Marvin I figured the rest of the Monster AU should get to shine lol. Here's the rainbow of bois, though they're slightly different than how you may remember... a reminder of which is what below the cut!

Jackie: Red, Angel, assigned to Chase before Chase died. Personification of guardianship/protection. Heroic but insecure.

Jack: Orange, werewolf ex monster hunter. May have worked for this AU's IRIS in the past. Has had dealings with demons in the past.

Chase: Yellow, Turned into a Vampire to save his life, now lives with Henrik under strict supervision.

Anti: Green, Demon, personification of fear, likes to control/hurt other supernatural beings, sleep paralysis demons are his bitches.

Jamie: Light Blue, Reaper, personification of time. Captured at one point by Anti, cautious and quiet.

Henrik: Dark Blue, Born a Vampire, a doctor who uses his position to get blood for his own purposes. Has a mansion in his name and dedicates his freetime to sciences of life and death.

Robbie: A frankenstein like creation made by Henrik and Marvin. Taught how to interact with people by Chase. Very protective of his family, however curious and naïve he is.

[melancholicmoonlight]

It's been a few days of aimlessly searching for the werewolf that bit Jameson, and all they've come across in those few days are the remains of small animals and pawprints in the mud. The gang has given up for the night, and has made a camp in the woods near a babbling stream that Jameson can almost hear over Reids mindless strumming of a banjo, which is out of tune. Harper has already cuddled up in her sleeping bag and is somehow snoring through the thunking of the strings.

Jameson’s sat down on a log across from Reid, watching the fire. He glances over at them and clears his throat a bit. “You’re sure we’ve been going the right way?”

[svndowning]

a shaky breath fell from jameson’s lips as he met his husband’s gaze, his heart aching from the sight of tears shining in hamish’s eyes. he knew that this must’ve felt like he was springing his doubts on the other unexpectedly, but it had been something that had been weighing on jameson for a few months now. “it’s… you’re not necessarily the issue. i couldn’t have asked for a better life partner, hamish. i love you more than anything in this world, nothing about that has changed.” he paused, guilt washing over him. he knew that he was busy, it was the reason why he had become skeptical about the other sneaking off during the night every few weeks or so. he was fairly sure that hamish didn’t know that he had noticed him doing such, but he did. despite the doubts that blossomed inside of him, he never betrayed the other’s trust by following him. instead, he allowed those doubts to fester and make him paranoid. “—are you cheating on me?” he blurted out, tears welling in his eyes. “i know that my schedule is packed lately and i wouldn’t blame you for feeling as if your needs aren’t being met but…” his words trailed off. “i need you to tell me now because i know you’ve been sneaking out.”

hamish pursed his lips, unsure how to respond -- especially without his voice breaking as he felt that familiar lump forming in his throat. he looked down at his own ring, twisting it. "why would you say something like that?" he asked in a hushed tone. he looked up at the other once more, eyes lined with unshed tears. "why would you say something like that now, without any sort of lead-up? an explanation? a complaint?" he asked desperately. it was obvious he wasn't expecting this, the rug pulled from beneath his feet. "am i the issue? am i not doing enough? i've tried to be there for you, jameson -- you're the busy one out of the two of us."

[tanoraqui]

thinking about my tags on this post, I'm pretty sure the best way to do an au in which Team Tadpole forms without tadpoles, pre-tadpoles, because Wyll keeps heroically saving the day partly by befriending at least one key henchperson per major enemy...is if Ulder disowned him rather than exiling him, so Wyll became the Batman Blade of the Gate. Living in the shadows, stubbornly alone, helping the people who even the Flaming Fists can't, or won't... He has a firm principle of only killing "monsters", so for pettier criminals, he usually sends them walking up to the nearest officer of the peace with a friendly Suggestion that they turn themselves in for their crimes. This makes Ulder's teeth grind like coffee beans. Their dynamic isn't so much Batman & Gordon as Spiderman & J. Jonah Jameson.

All that really needs to happen for him to pick up Shadowheart as a sidekick is for one person to ask the Blade for help because the Sharrans stole their child/are aggressively cult-recruiting their friend/other typical dubious Sharran thing; and then he unravels that whole temple like a ball of yarn - or at least, enough that Shadowheart leaves and becomes local secondary superhero...the Pale Priestess? the White Wolf? (In this house we stan werewolf!Shadowheart!)

Then the Blade notices a barely-noticeable pattern of disappearances that's been going on for over 200 years, and the bloody trail leads right to Szarr Mansion...

(Wyll does not deal with the slightly-under-7,000 vampire spawn in the basement. The Blade leaves a note for the Flaming Fists and their ducal commander, along with a pile of evidence of Cazadar Szarr's crimes, and a pile of dust that was once a vampire lord.)

(Possibly this attracts Raphael's attention, because it was a loss for Mephistopheles? Raphael would be almost as good a comic books-esque recurring villain as Bhaal cultists.)

Gale somehow becomes their Guy in the Chair - still living in Waterdeep, mind you; he communicates mostly via Scrying, Sending, etc. Typical archwizard aloofness. Until The Incident, in response to which maybe he asks the others to get him books from Sorcerous Sundries, which leads to Lorroakan turning himself over to the Fists :) on charges of Apprentice Abuse [I'm sure Rolan wasn't the first] and general Being The Worst.

All throughout this Wyll is angstily - while acting the confident, ever-optimistic hero - refusing to talk about how he has devilish magic or why he Needs to leave the city to go kill a random specific devil/demon/other monster once a month. His friends know he made a pact and that's it. They offer to help. Wyll refuses lest Mizora make his life and theirs a living hell.

They start looking into Enver Gortash and his numerous sketchy dealings. In this AU, too, the Blade tracks Karlach down through the battlefields of Avernus...to ask her some questions about her former employer. He doesn't have much hope for answers from a notorious battle-devil, but it's their only lead...

But then she's Karlach, so he offers to help her escape instead. They're nearly out - or they are out? - when Mizora appears and orders Wyll to stand down. Wyll does not stand down. Karlach tries to behead her, so Mizora leaves him alone...for a little while. She catches him alone later, back at his base, and drags his soul through the fires of hell and turns him into a devil.

They ally with Orin, possibly unknowingly, to attack the Bhaalspawn leader of the Cult of Bhaal! She betrays them, right after murdering her kin!

[insert something here that's like speedrunning the whole plot but backwards]

Lae'zel shows up at some point, bleeding and halfway through her own character arc which she's been doing solo, having been snatched and tadpoled, killed a Sharran to regain the Prism, nearly killed by her own people for being tadpoled, regained the Prism via a lot of murder... She's now on the run from pretty much everyone but she's determined to re-prove herself to...somebody...by singlehandedly killing the Netherbrain.

(She tries to kill our heroes because she assumes they've been tadpoled.)

Wyll breaks his pact for good and is willing to go down fighting for his city even without any powers; then Ansur with his final-for-real-this-time dying breath gives Wyll draconic magic, so he can be the sorcerous Dragon of the Gate.

Epilogue: the Heroes of Baldur's Gate answer a call for help from their neighbors in the Reclaimed Lands to deal with all the ex-cultist goblins who've still been running around kidnapping and, idk, eating people since the Netherbrain was destroyed. They arrive to find that the goblins are already being bloodily Dealt With...by an amnesiac Dark Urge, who isn't actually being very bloody about it at all by their typical standards, and who has no memory of anything before like a month ago.

Everyone points weapons at them except Wyll, who insists that if they've truly reverted to ignorant innocence, then they should have a second chance, to mend their ways and help fix what they broke in the world. This is, fundamentally, a group wherein a bunch of morally dubious assholes (except Karlach, who's an angel and we're delighted she's here) outsource their moral compasses to Wyll; and honestly it's not like this is surprising behavior from him, so...welcome to the team!

[oliveroctavius]

on that topic, what are the stupidest plot points you've seen in spider-man? I have friends to torment and they already know the spider-man reign thing

I feel like "stupid" is too mild for how audaciously strange 616 proper can get. Random selection off the top of my head: J. Jonah Jameson's son caught lycanthropy from walking on the moon (ASM #124). Glory Grant had a torrid love affair with a werewolf (different werewolf) that ended tragically when she fatally shot him by accident (she was aiming for Spider-Man; WSM #55). Hammerhead got vaporized in a nuclear detonation, spent a while as a ghost, and then got better (ASM #131 to ASM #157). For a near decade, Miles Warren's "clone" of Gwen Stacy was explained as being some other random woman infected with a virus that made her look exactly like Gwen Stacy and think she was Gwen Stacy and also have Gwen Stacy's fingerprints (SSM Annual #8). Doing cocaine would give Peter Parker seizures, because he was the only person to get dosed with Doc Ock's Poison To Kill All Cocaine Users (in ASM #339). Norman Osborn intentionally infected Otto Octavius' ex-fiance with AIDS (which I was going to blame on the 90s, as per SMUnlimited #3, but actually that decision was made in Superior Spider-Man Team-Up #11, from 2014).

Honestly, I think the stunts modern Spidey pulls (gestures at Superior Spider-Man and sinless Norman) should be regarded with the same amount of shrugging and eyerolling as any of these. I guess it's harder to throw it all away under "oh, well, people were just weird and/or stupid back then" when the writer is active on Twitter. Though I suppose there's still Gerry Conway. Really, Mr. Conway, SSM Annual #8? Seriously?