Ferris Wolffe

"Time's have changed, old man. You're a shadow of your former self. A tiny slither of something that was once greater. Come on, grandfather. Let's end this."

- Wolffe to Mr. Wednesday Ferris Wolffe is a rogue Old God, the son of the trickster God Loki, and the arch-rival of Mr. Wednesday, who in reality is the All-father Odin. He is Fenrir, a wolf-god in the Norse pantheon who in America, works as a freelance bounty hunter and rockstar. He claims to have broken off from the rest of the Old Gods because of his hatred for Mr. Wednesday.

Significance in the series
Coming to America 1823 C.E.

Mr Ibis writes a story of a cold, dark day of the Arikara War, where a pack of hungry wolves are scouting out tracks made by a man. One wolf splits from the pack in the dead of night, finding the wounded man, Hugh Glass nearby. His red eyes force Glass to fight for his life, spending days scurrying through the snow despite his injuries until he returns to his encampment.

Physical Appearance

 * He has the "seeking eyes of a wolf" but with a reddish glow to them.