For the 1987 Werewolf series, the show's producers reached out to Rick Baker to realize its creature effects. Baker designed the werewolves, but the actual realization would fall to Greg Cannom.
Baker and Cannom designed the 'good' and 'evil' werewolves - however, the good werewolf (Eric Cord) was made second, as the initial design was too scary and thus relegated to the show's evil werewolf!
Baker recounted in Fangoria #68, 'What they wanted was one werewolf that is really bad and another that is sort of the good werewolf. I designed the good werewolf first. When I finished, everybody thought it was so scary that it had to be the bad werewolf. So that became the bad one, and I went ahead and designed the good one. The good one is pretty scary too. Hopefully, people will be able to tell the difference.'
