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Werewolf in Fiction and Media
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• Werewolf in Fiction and Media

• Definition

• History

• Literary origins

• Nineteenth century

• Twentieth century

• 1941's The Wolf Man

• Lon Chaney

• A representation of humanity

• Harry Potter series

• The form a werewolf

• The Motif of Heroic Werewolves

• Lists

• Literature

• The Door of the Unreal by Gerald Biss

• The Undying Monster by Jessie Douglas Kerruish

• Poul Anderson

• The Howling by Gary Brandner

• The Company of Wolves

• Tales of the Werewolf Clan

• The Talisman

• Cycle of the Werewolf

• The Dark Cry of the Moon

• The Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series

• Vampire World

• The Werewolf Book by Brad Steiger

• The Essential Guide to Werewolf Literature by Brian Frost

• True Monster Stories - Eclipse

• Lone Wolf

• Blade of Fire

• Films - Movies

• El Castillo de los Monstruos

• La Marca del Hombre Lobo

• Tomb of the Werewolf

• The Beast Must Die

• Legend of the Werewolf

• La Lupa Mannara

• The Howling

• An American Werewolf in London

• Teen Wolf

• Bad Moon

• Wilderness

• Lycanthrope

• Lycanthrophobia

• Ginger Snaps

• Dog Soldiers

• Underworld

• Lycanthropy

• In the Blood

• Hotel Transylvania

• Music

• Music videos

• Flowers by Émilie Simon

• Television

• TV movies and mini-series

• Series

• Buffy the Vampire Slayer

• Magipoka

• Supernatural (TV series)

• Marvel Comics

• Crescent Moon (manga)

• Fred Perry's Manga Gold Digger

• Image Comics

• Games

• Werewolf: The Forsaken

• Werewolf: The Last Warrior

• The Legend of Zelda

• Seiken Densetsu 3

• Lionhead's The Movies

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Cycle of the Werewolf - The Dark Cry of the Moon

• The Godforsaken by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (1983).
• The Wolf's Hour by Robert R. McCammon (1984).
• Cycle of the Werewolf an illustrated novel by Stephen King (1985).
• The Dark Cry of the Moon by Charles L. Grant (1986).

• Werewolves by Jane Yolen, ed. (1988).
• Howling Mad (1989) by Peter David features a wolf who has been bitten by a werewolf, becoming a "werehuman" as a result, providing a unique perspective on human civilization.
• Moon Dance (1989) by S.P. Somtow follows the immigration of a motley group of European werewolves to colonial America, where they confront disturbed human characters as well as Native American werewolves.
• The Werewolves of London by Brian Stableford (1990).
• Silverwolf by Roger Emerson (July 1990) Banned Books Publishings (gay erotica).
• The Ultimate Werewolf by Byron Preiss, ed. (Dell, 1991).
• The Wild (1991) by Whitley Strieber portrays the werewolf as a medium through which to bring human intelligence and spirit back into nature.
• Animals (1992) by John Skipp & Craig Spector.
• Wilding (1992) by Melanie Tem.
• The Werewolf's Kiss (1992) by Cheri Scotch.

Werewolf in Fiction and Media
The Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter series

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