#man-wolf

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Marvel Premiere #45 (December, 1978) Art by George Pérez and Bob McLeod

[flexingtyger99]

Man-Wolf | Ryan Brown

[comicwaren]

“Am I still under arrest?” -- Hawkeye

Cover art for Blood Hunters #001

Art by Greg Land and Frank D’Armata

[beepingmemesauce2727]

Useless Information Time

In The Amazing Spider-Man #124, John Jameson, the astronaut son of Daily Bugle publisher J. Jonah Jameson, was transformed into a werewolf-like creature called the Man-Wolf after prolonged exposure to a necklace pendant made from a mystical gem he found on the Moon.

How do I know this?

A Wikipedia article I read a few years ago.

Why do I think this is cool?

Autism

[doomreturn]

The Monsters of Marvel Terror by John Byrne

[smashpages]

A new team called ‘Blood Hunters’ will debut during Marvel’s ‘Blood Hunt’

Dagger, Hawkeye and Man-Wolf will star in anthology stories that tie into Marvel’s big summer event.

cover by Greg Land

[laladbzland]

[valentronic]

a lot of… very assorted marvel comics designs because wow do i have a lot of backlogged art…

redesigns of warlock and his siredam magus from the new mutants books!!!

colonel jupiter/man-wolf/stargod for a retro-sci-fi themed verse, and a spidersona to go with :]

plus a circus themed kraven for a friend’s verse :D

[kcuf-ad]

1. Hilarious reason to hate a dude.

2. Dude, go to Tumblr or Instagram. I am sure there are at least 20 people that want you.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

BRONZE AGE MARVEL HORROR MEETS THE SCI-FI/FANTASY CRAZE OF THE SUPER-SEVENTIES.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on the big reveal of John Jameson, a.k.a., "Man-Wolf," transformed into the Stargod of Otherworld, from Marvel Premiere" [Featuring Man-Wolf!] Vol. 1 #45. December, 1978. Marvel Comics.

CREDITS:

STORY/SCRIPT: David Kraft

PENCILS: George Pérez (R.I.P.)

INKS: Frank Giacoia

COLORS: Carl Gafford

LETTERS: Diana Albers

Sources: https://x.com/BackintheBronze/status/1455331320696131589, Facebook, various, etc...

[merrymarvelite]

Cover of the Day: Amazing Spider-Man #170 (July, 1977) Art by Ross Andru, Frank Giacoia, and Danny Crespi

[epsilontlosdark4]

Amazing Spider-Man #190 Happy Halloween

[comicwaren]

From Blood Hunters #001

“The City that Never Weeps”, by Mark Russell (W), Bob Quinn and Matt Milla (A)

“Blood Relations”, by Christos Gage (W), Javier Garrón and Morry Hollowell (A)

“Once More into the Darkness: Part 1”, by Erica Schultz (W), Bernard Chang and Marcelo Maiolo (A)

[elzore-da-great]

I've talked about J Joanna Jameson before, this is her son.

This is John, he's 10. He's a Man-Wolf variant if you couldn't tell. Boy-Wolf maybe?

The thought was like what if John's werewolf form was more easily controlled and JJ pretty much treated him like a dog. Idk why I made him 10 I just wanted to.

He's not a legitimate threat at all because Joanna has him under control. He's not an astronaut because he's too young but he wants to be one when he gets older.

Him in winter clothes. (Sorry about the red paper ik it's hard to see)

I think Kit babysits him sometimes because Joanna understandably has issues finding a babysitter for him. He's not a threat to Spricket either because he recognizes Kit's scent.

That's all I'm going to mention for now but feel free to ask questions about him. :)

[cryptocollectibles]

Captain America Streets of Poison Trade Paperback (July 1994) by Marvel Comics

Written by Mark Gruenwald, drawn by Ron Lim.

[racefortheironthrone]

Oh, and another Jameson question, in Venom there was an astronaut with that name. Was that just a reference to JJJ? (which seems weird, because they seem to be implying that Eddie used to work for the Bugle before moving to San Fran and getting involved with the lawyer and his vlogging) or some other Easter Egg?

So in the comics, JJJ's son (JJJ the III) is an astronaut. Part of the reason why Jameson originally had an issue with Spider-Man was that he felt that the media was paying too much attention to celebrities like Spider-Man (keep in mind, this is back when Peter is looking to make a fast buck doing TV appearances and hasn't started fighting crime yet) instead of real heroes like his son.

This being Marvel, however, when JJJ III goes to the moon, he finds a mystic ruby that turns him into a werewolf warrior called the Man-Wolf (or sometimes the Star-God). He got better, but it was a thing back in the 90s.