Captain America: Man and Wolf #[nn]

In "The Prowling," Captain America teams up with Dr. Druid to track down his missing friend John Jameson, uncovering a trail that leads them into the shadows of a rogue werewolf's rampage—where they cross paths with the enigmatic Moonhunter. The hunt grows darker with every step, testing Cap’s resolve and pushing him into uncharted territory.

In "City of Wolves," Captain America tracks Moonhunter into a hidden urban sprawl teeming with werewolves, where he finds Wolverine already deep in conflict—each man facing a threat that turns the city into a battleground of fangs and fury.

In "Children of the Night," Nightshade’s attempt to transform Wolverine into a werewolf fails, but Dredmund seizes control of Wolverine’s mind and turns him into a relentless weapon against Captain America. Though Cap fights with all his might, he’s ultimately captured, setting the stage for a desperate struggle that tests his resolve and the limits of his strength.

In "Dances with Werewolves," Capwolf—Captain America transformed by Nightshade’s serum—faces off against Wolverine in a clash of instincts and wills, while Doctor Druid battles the enigmatic Dredmund. Amid the chaos, Bernie struggles to keep track of the catatonic D-Man during a tense walk through the park.

In "Leader of the Pack," Captain America—still bound by the curse of the werewolf—must rise as the new alpha, rallying the pack against Moonhunter and Nightshade while Dredmund plots to seize the Moonstone and claim godlike power. As Bernie presses on in his hunt for D-Man, the line between man and beast blurs in a fight for control of the pack’s fate.

In "Lord of the Wolves!", Captain America faces his most monstrous challenge yet when he’s transformed into a werewolf and must confront Dredmund, who’s become the cosmic menace Starwolf using the Moonstone. With Wolverine and Moonhunter breaking free from Nightshade’s influence, and Cable arriving in the hidden werewolf city, the tide turns in a battle where humanity and beasthood collide.

In "Dark Dawn," Cap and John Jameson face lingering consequences of their lycanthropy when a doppelgänger sent by the Magus strikes while they're still vulnerable. As they recover, John steps down as pilot, leading Cap to enlist Moonhunter, while D-Man confronts his own twisted reflection in a separate assault.