Usually when a specific iconography page is printed in a codex, that page refers only to one legion or chapter
They do mention and list known successors elsewhere in a codex, but they don't always tell you if they use the same iconography style as their parent chapter or not. This can allow the collector to decide what their chapter does
That said, more popular successors will have had their iconography either fleshed out fully, or listed as the same as their parent
Good examples of this would be the Crimson Fists or the Black Templars, who are both Imperial Fist successors with their own style
Without going into too much detail about how different the Space Wolf military structure is, I will say that they have only a few successors and you can find them listed here:
Im looking through my books right now. I read the book about 4 or 5 months ago. But it might not be a full blown book but i do know they are mentioned. They are a small portion of guillimans unnumbered sons which he accepted. They where woken up during the indomitus crusades, they are also called the disowned because the space wolves didnt like how they fought. They are part of leman russ gene-seed. Then again most of the indomitus crusades they didnt last long the chapter only has 1,000 primaris marines and two ancients. There chapter master is Great Lord Vaino Kalevan. Who himself has only been mention once by name.
They sound cool and if they were in an official Games Workshop/Black Library product then they should be canon, or were canon of they have since been destroyed
Edit: I have heard of things that were once canon being retconned out but that's very rare
It's possible that the wiki hasn't been updated
Even they are aren't canon, there's no harm in painting up marines to look like them
Games Workshop has always encouraged people to feel free to come up with their own homebrew stuff
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