Jack's lycanthrope affliction was inherited, so he wasn't bitten by a werewolf himself. But Jack Russell, who debuted in a 1972 issue of Marvel Spotlight, was the original. In the comics, two characters have gone by the Werewolf by Night moniker - Jake Gomez being the most recent. That werewolf is a man named Jack Russell, portrayed in the special by Gael García Bernal. The catch? None of the monster hunters realizes that a werewolf is hiding among them. A relic known as the Bloodstone is now up for grabs, and all the monster hunters want it - so Ulysses' widow announces that a monster will be unleashed on the property, and whoever can hunt it down gets the Bloodstone. The plot involves a group of monster hunters who gather at a spooky castle after the death of their leader, Ulysses Bloodstone. It's almost entirely in black and white, and replicates the feeling of watching such classics, complete with cue marks in the corner of the frame (which used to signal when the projectionist needed to change the film reel). In this case, Werewolf by Night continues Marvel's recent turn to horror, as it's a love letter to the Universal monster movies of the 1930s and 1940s.
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But in December, the studio will release a Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special on Disney+, which is also billed as a "Special Presentation." If both are well received, it's possible Marvel could lean more into these kinds of one-off specials in the future, rather than push a full movie or TV series for all of its ideas. That makes Werewolf by Night an interesting experiment for Marvel, which has never tried this format before.
Clocking in at under an hour, it's not a full movie, nor is it a new Disney+ series - so don't expect another episode next week. 7 on Disney+, is billed as the first "Marvel Studios Special Presentation," so you can think of it as a standalone Halloween special. It's neither! Werewolf by Night, streaming Oct. But what exactly is this new Disney+ Marvel entry, and what implications does it have for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Here's what you need to know: Is "Werewolf by Night" a movie or a show? Marvel is continuing to get spooky with Werewolf by Night.
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