Editing Wild Hunt (section)

=== Comics ===
The Wild Hunt appears in [[Marvel Comics]], primarily the ''[[Thor (Marvel Comics)|Thor]]'' series, and is led by [[Malekith the Accursed]], the [[Dökkálfar and Ljósálfar|Dark Elf]] King of [[Svartalfheim]] and one of Thor's archenemies.

In [[Mike Mignola]]'s comic book series [[Hellboy]], two versions of the Wild Hunt myth are present. In ''[[Hellboy: The Wild Hunt|The Wild Hunt]]'', the hero receives an invitation from British noblemen to partake in a giant hunting called "The Wild Hunt", after the legend of "[[Herne the Hunter|Herne]], god of the Hunt".<ref>{{cite book | first=Mike | last=Mignola | year= 2010 | title=Hellboy. Vol. 9: The Wild Hunt | publisher=Dark Horse Comics | isbn=978-1-59582-431-8}}</ref> In ''[[Hellboy: The Right Hand of Doom|King Vold]]'', Hellboy encounters "King Vold, the flying huntsman" whose figure is based on the Norwegian folktale of "The Flying Huntsman (headless King Volmer and his hounds)" according to Mignola.<ref>{{cite book | first=Mike | last=Mignola | year=2006 | title=Hellboy. Vol. 4: The Right Hand of Doom | publisher=Dark Horse Comics | isbn=978-1-59307-093-9 | url-access=registration | url=https://archive.org/details/hellboy0000mign }}</ref>

The Wild Hunt was adapted for the Grace Note portion of ''[[The Case Files of Lord El-Melloi II]]'' anime adaptation with the 4th and 5th episodes where Lord El-Melloi II (voiced by [[Daisuke Namikawa]]) helps a fellow magus teacher by the name of Wills Pelham Codrington (voiced by [[Tomoaki Maeno]]) in a case involving his father's home where the leylines have become unstable. It is there they encounter Black Dogs, the incarnation of lightning who have been killing people in the vicinity. With the help of his allies, Wills, and a fairy they encounter names Faye, Lord El-Melloi II manages to solve the case and avert the threat.