"Advice."

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"Warewolves."

Werewolf is one of my favorite episodes of MST3K, and features some inexplicable accents for a movie allegedly set in Arizona, like the female lead's pronunciation of "werewolf" that is closer to "wyar-wulf."

   

I could've sworn I either recently bought, or possibly had to physically restrain myself from buying, the Capwolf issues again. I still have them at my folks', so I probably re-read it every summer or so. (Notably, that and the first Batman vs. Predator.) "Man and Wolf" isn't as good as "Streets of Poison" or "the Bloodstone Hunt," but is much better than "the Superia Stratagem." Or at least more memorable. I had forgotten "Superia" was before "M&W" though. But, Gruenwald had long since established Cap as keeping meticulous records, so he would've written detailed after mission reports for each! Avengers were probably encouraged to read about that time Cap got blasted on crack and beat the memory out of Daredevil, had to disguise himself in really butch drag and nearly got turned into a woman, and got turned into a wolfman. Look, if it could happen to Cap, it could happen to any of them! 

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