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Who Is Werewolf? Origin, Powers and Key Facts

Werewolf (Dell): An attemp to meld a nocturnal figure of horror with the superheroic convention.

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Werewolf is a Dell comic book character, the alter ego of Major Wiley Wolf, with over 3 comic issue appearances. An attemp to meld a nocturnal figure of horror with the superheroic convention.

Who is Werewolf?

History When the plane of USAF Major Wolf goes down in the Arctic, the major suffers amnesia. He falls in with a pack of wolves, living like them until he's found by the Air Force. Because his is widely presumed to be dead, Wiley is asked by Central Intelligence's Top Priority Unit One to partake in a secret program. He is trained to physical perfection and is hypnotized so that he can alter his facial features any way he wishes. Wiley is given a costume which, though only one molecule thick, protects him from gas, bullets and acid attacks. The costume also allows him to survive indefinitely underwater, at any depth , and to defend freedom under the code-name of Werewolf . At his side is Thor, one of the Arctic wolves. Radio implants in Thor's head and Werewolf's throat allow them to communicate directly.

Key facts

Werewolf is of human origin. The character is published by Dell. With 3 recorded issue appearances, Werewolf ranks among the most featured characters in comics.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Werewolf?

An attemp to meld a nocturnal figure of horror with the superheroic convention.

What is Werewolf's real name?

Werewolf's real identity is Major Wiley Wolf.

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