Showing posts with label werewolf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label werewolf. Show all posts

Monday, August 24, 2026

President Curtis (Werewolf Transformations)

Thanks to the several people who recommended this clip, from episode three of the Rick and Morty spin-off. The clip has been cued to the first werewolf transformation, but be aware that a second one is at 02:40:


Superboy & My Adventures with Superman (Gorilla, Frankenstein's Monster, and Werewolf Transformations)

Thanks to Tfmaster27 on our Discord for recommending the episode, "All's Fair in Love and W.O.R.M.S." Jimmy goes on a date with a woman who's been known to change the men she dates: 




If you were disappointed Jimmy didn't transform further, you might enjoy these pages from Superboy #178, published back in 1971. Our hero gets exposed to red Kryptonite and turns into various monsters, including Frankenstein's:


...and King Kong:




For the sake of completism, here's a much briefer lizard transformation:



Superboy is also briefly seen as a wolfman, but there's no on-panel TF, alas:



Twice as Shy (Werewolf Transformation)

Thanks to Classymike for letting us know that this charming independent short is now on Youtube.

The transformation starts around 7:08, though the whole film is worth watching for those who enjoy human-werewolf romance (who doesn't?). 



Werewolf Animation by Geier (Werewolf Transformation)

NSFW Warning!

If you have a Bluesky account you can view the original link to this excellent NSFW werewolf transformation animation created by @Geier and posted by @antarianova. Since the video isn't accessible elsewhere online (Geier's FurAffinity account hasn't been updated in a while) and embedding doesn't work for NSFW material, we've placed a local copy here: 


Our thanks to Renviurry for bringing the video to our attention on Discord.

Blade (Werewolf Transformation)

Some werewolfery from Blade #9 (2024):





For a lycanthropic bonus, here's the cover of Psycho #15 (1973). Alas, no TFs in the interior:


Wulf and Batsy: Magnum Orgus Part 01 (Werewolf Transformations)

Thanks again to Andréssaurio Rex for this recommendation. This the second post in this update devoted to Wulf and Batsy and its werewolf protagonist. If you like the art, here's the artist's shop.

In issue 1 our hero confronts a rude motorcycle gang:







More transformations from issue 2:




A reversion from issue 3:

Wulf and Batsy: Magnum Orgus Part 02 (Werewolf Transformations)

Here's our final post from this update covering Wulf and Batsy. Thanks again to AndrĂ©ssaurio Rex for recommending the series. If you like the art, here's the artist's shop.

Some steamy vampire-werewolf romance in Magnum Orgus issue 4:






A more threatening transformation, from issue 7:


And issue 8 our hero transforms to tackle an especially nasty demon:



Wolfbane Studio (Werewolf Transformation)

Thanks to Noodles for finding this video and posting it to our Discord server. Apparently it's "a werewolf model and transformation system" created for an independent video game developer. 

Wulf and Batsy: Lustmord Nightmares & Scarifying Tales (Werewolf Transformations)

Thanks to AndrĂ©ssaurio Rex for recommending this comic. Its protagonists, a vampire and a werewolf, have appeared in several series. This is the first of three posts in this update covering Wulf & Batsy. If you like the art, visit the artist's shop.

We'll start with Lustmord Nightmares #5. Here's a partial transformation:

Followed by a  full one:




And a one-page TF from Scarifying Tales:


"Bad Moon" Storyboards (Werewolf Transformation)

The storyboards for the werewolf transformation in the 1996 film Bad Moon have recently appeared online. In my opinion they're better than the filmed transformation, which relied heavily on dated morphing effects (you can watch it at TF Dimension). You be the judge!





Thanks to Arben Sear on our Discord channel for alerting us to the storyboards.

Creepy (Werewolf and Bear Transformations)

Enjoy some vintage '70s horror comics, starting with Creepy #1, where the hunter becomes the hunted:



The same occurs in Creepy #4, which also has a classic cover:





It takes a village of werewolves to fill Creepy #131:





Creepy #140 has a story titled "There is no Werewolf." But there is a were-creature: