Just read the issue where this guy ACTUALLY reappears back in the comics... and I feel it was bland and cliche I mean, this seem ALOT like how THor and Loki would fight. I never read any of the stories with White Wolf, only what I read here and his Wiki-pages. ANd from his return, I say his portrayal there is not what he would have done established in the other books. He was a anti-hero of the Black Panther mythos, he wasn' the most noble, but he did what he did for better good. In the recent issue, we was portrayed as a spoil brat who plotted to overthrow the royal throne. Again, playing out liek Thor and Loki...

does Marvel hate wolves? First Wolfcub dies and everyone forgets about him, than you have all that S&%t Wolfsbane had to deal with in the last couple of years, and now upon his first return in books, White Wolf gets a radical change to character...

I was delighted to see his return, but it could have been done better. It's as if his sense of morality has changed. Sure, he was known for his brutality as the head of the Hatut Zeraze, but at the same time, most of what he did was for his country. To see him downgraded to a man only bent on revenge out of jealousy for T'Challa to the point where it was necessary to kill innocent people was pretty sudden.

What somewhat disappoited me was the fact that T'Challa defeated him so easily in the most recent encounter. I figured since the both of them were at normal levels of physicality, it would be an even battle. For someone who claims to have mastered deadly combat at the age of six (they both had to have gone through the same training, more or less), I expected better from Hunter, since he doesn't have any showings in martial arts.

@Static Shock: Yeah. And the way he is underwhelming defeated in that issue, I don't think we'll see him again for at least TWICE as long as his non-appearance before that issue.

@SilverZeo: This guy sounds like he's YET ANOTHER character who is being handed a raw deal, He seems more like a RIVAL to the Black Panther than an enemy and I think your description of his mistreatment is spot-on!