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'''Visuals:''' There is a silhouette of a wolf in the distance howling at the moon (represented by a white sphere) while standing on a dark, black ground against a {{color|maroon|dark red}} sky background with few stars over it. On the screen, we see the {{color|blue}} text:
'''Visuals:''' There is a silhouette of a wolf in the distance howling at the moon (represented by a white sphere) while standing on a dark, black ground against a {{color|maroon|dark red}} sky background with few stars over it. On the screen, we see the blue text:


<center><big>{{color|blue|{{Font|Serif|'''WOLF'''}}}}</big></center>
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**The first one is basically the original version of the logo in 16x9. This was used from 1999 to 2011.
**The first one is basically the original version of the logo in 16x9. This was used from 1999 to 2011.
**The second version is a enhanced version of the logo. This was introduced in 2011.
**The second version is a enhanced version of the logo. This was introduced in 2011.
*An earlier animated version exists, which is seen on earlier Wolf productions like ''Christine Cromwell'' and ''Nasty Boys''. There is the text starting from black, but starting from a purple night sky, the moon is rising, and the wolf is animated, howling to the screen. The text then later turns {{color|blue}}, and the sky also turns to a normal night sky.
*An earlier animated version exists, which is seen on earlier Wolf productions like ''Christine Cromwell'' and ''Nasty Boys''. There is the text starting from black, but starting from a purple night sky, the moon is rising, and the wolf is animated, howling to the screen. The text then later turns blue, and the sky also turns to a normal night sky.
*The height of the hill may vary.
*The height of the hill may vary.
*On the ''Mann & Machine'' episode "Truth or Consequences" and the season 3 ''Law & Order'' episode "Jurisdiction", the moon is seen rising to its spot.
*On the ''Mann & Machine'' episode "Truth or Consequences" and the season 3 ''Law & Order'' episode "Jurisdiction", the moon is seen rising to its spot.
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'''Visuals:''' On a night sky, there's the moon, with a silhouette of a wolf howling in a distance, animating (similar to the early variant of the Wolf Films logo). On the screen, there's the text "{{color|blue|{{Font|Serif|'''WOLF'''}}}}" with "{{color|blue|ENTERTAINMENT}}" down below, colored black. The moon rises, and the text turns {{color|blue}} (also similar to the early variant of the Wolf Films logo). The background then turns black, leaving only the moon and the text.
'''Visuals:''' On a night sky, there's the moon, with a silhouette of a wolf howling in a distance, animating (similar to the early variant of the Wolf Films logo). On the screen, there's the text "{{color|blue|{{Font|Serif|'''WOLF'''}}}}" with "{{color|blue|ENTERTAINMENT}}" down below, colored black. The moon rises, and the text turns blue (also similar to the early variant of the Wolf Films logo). The background then turns black, leaving only the moon and the text.


'''Trivia:''' This logo was designed by Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv of New York, a firm also responsible for the six-feathered [[NBC |NBC]] Peacock, the 1984 [[PBS]] logo, the 1990 [[Viacom Productions|Viacom]] "Wigga Wigga" logo, the 1965 [[Screen Gems Television]] logo, the 2014 [[RatPac-Dune Entertainment|RatPac Entertainment]] logo, the [[Warner Bros. Discovery]] logo, among other designs.
'''Trivia:''' This logo was designed by Chermayeff & Geismar & Haviv of New York, a firm also responsible for the six-feathered [[NBC |NBC]] Peacock, the 1984 [[PBS]] logo, the 1990 [[Viacom Productions|Viacom]] "Wigga Wigga" logo, the 1965 [[Screen Gems Television]] logo, the 2014 [[RatPac-Dune Entertainment|RatPac Entertainment]] logo, the [[Warner Bros. Discovery]] logo, among other designs.
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