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Wolf Gal

Why do strong men fear Wolf Gal? The reason was that Wolf Gal, who had been raised by a pack of timber wolves (dubbed her “Dogpatch”), was always on the lookout for a man… So she could bring him back to her wolves and feed him to them. Notes: Although the point was never stressed, Wolf Gal was possibly, and even probably, a cannibal, since she considered herself an animal, as did the rest of her “Dogpatch.” Wolf Gal was briefly merchandised with her own doll, hand-puppet, and even latex Hallowe’en mask. Although her look was fairly consistent, the coloring changed from appearance to appearance. At times, she was blonde, redhead, or white-haired.
Alias Wolf Gal
Real Names/Alt Names Unknown
Characteristics Harvey Universe, Animal-themed, Atomic Age, Public Domain
Creators/Key Contributors Al Capp
First Appearance Al Capp’s Li’l Abner #6 (1945-1946)
First Publisher Harvey Comics [CB+] [DCM] [GCD]
Appearance List Al Capp’s Li’l Abner #6, Li’l Abner Comics #63, 85, 92, Li’l Abner Dailies #12, Al Capp’s Wolf Gal #1-2
Sample Read Al Capp’s Wolf Gal #2 [Web]
Description Why do strong men fear Wolf Gal? The reason was that Wolf Gal, who had been raised by a pack of timber wolves (dubbed her “Dogpatch”), was always on the lookout for a man… So she could bring him back to her wolves and feed him to them. Notes: Although the point was never stressed, Wolf Gal was possibly, and even probably, a cannibal, since she considered herself an animal, as did the rest of her “Dogpatch.” Wolf Gal was briefly merchandised with her own doll, hand-puppet, and even latex Hallowe’en mask. Although her look was fairly consistent, the coloring changed from appearance to appearance. At times, she was blonde, redhead, or white-haired.
Source Wolf Gal – Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki
Al Capp's Wolf Gal #1 ([August] 1951) | Al Capp
Al Capp’s Wolf Gal #1 ([August] 1951) | Al Capp