Werewolf By Night Archives

The Werewolf By Night limited series from Marvel Comics by Taboo, B Earl and Scott Eaton had a troubled pandemic-delayed publication, but it's four issues came to an end this week But – as with Shang-Chi – was that all? Of course not. Taboo of the Black Eyes Peas and B Earl, Taboo's partner at Skyway[...]

Let's dive in. Werewolf by Night #1 cover Credit: Marvel Comics The credits in Werewolf By Night were a little confusing The series was announced as being written by Taboo of the Black Eyed Pease and Benjamin Jackendoff The cover credits both of them… but then, the inside front cover credits a "B[...]

Earlier this year, Bleeding Cool covered Marvel's San Diego COVID-Con's Werewolf By Night presentation, which saw the creative team talk about this upcoming title The new series will pair two of the most interestingly named writers in comics, Black Eyed Peas' Taboo and Benjamin Jackendoff, for this series, which Marvel advertised saying, "The hour of the wolf[...]

Yesterday, Bleeding Cool read the tea leaves (or poster schedules) and worked out that Marvel Comics may well be rescheduling the revival of Werewolf By Night planned for April, and scuppered by the global pandemic. Yes, Marvel Are Bringing Back Werewolf By Night, Confirmed. The series was meant to be written by Black-Eyed Peas' Taboo and Ben Jackendoff with art by Scot[...]

The comic book Werewolf By Night was planned to be revamped in April from Marvel Comics Then you-know-what happened and the comic disappeared from the schedules along with many others It has joined the Marvel MIA chart (here is the latest iteration) and there has been no sign, yet, that it is returning. However while Marvel[...]

Marvel is launching a new Werewolf By Night series in April, courtesy of the Black-Eyed Peas' Taboo, Benjamin Jackendoff and Scot Eaton.   WEREWOLF BY NIGHT #1 (OF 4) VEREGGE VAR (W) Taboo, Benjamin Jackendoff (A) Scot Eaton (CA) Jeffrey Veregge THE HOUR OF THE WOLF! A new Werewolf by Night is prowling the Southwest, but all is not as[...]

I remember once hearing Stan Lee talk about the ridiculous idea that someone had optioned Marvel's Werewolf By Night as a movie – when they could have just done a werewolf movie, used a different title and saved themselves the money. I didn't know he'd actually try and take that advice himself. In the Sony leaked e-mails of[...]

It can be a way to protect upcoming plans, or ward off potential legal challenges, or even make sure the comic book side stays in control of certain names that the movie side are looking to use. Well, for whatever reason, Marvel have applied to register trademarks for the following names under the category of goods[...]