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Black Cat ( Felicia Hardy) is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by Marv Wolfman, Keith Pollard, and Dave Cockrum, the character first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #194 (July 1979). [ 4] Felicia Hardy is the daughter of Walter Hardy, a world-renowned cat burglar.
Felicia Hardy, the Black Cat, is the daughter of the infamous cat burglar Walter Hardy, she inherited not only his skills but also a penchant for the daring world of theft. However, her life took a drastic turn during her college years when a traumatic assault by an ex-boyfriend spurred her to hone her combat skills and acrobatics. Deciding to embrace her father's legacy, Felicia adopted her ...
Black Cat is known for many things – her relationship with Spider-Man, her love of stolen art, and an ability to fake her death at a moment’s notice. This week on Marvel 101, Felicia Hardy is putting her cat-like reflexes to work.
Bye, Felicia. Growing up as the daughter of world-famous cat burglar Walter Hardy, Felicia learns confidence from her father and to seize life by the horns. In college, Felicia’s assaulted by her college boyfriend Ryan, so she trains in martial arts and acrobatics to kill her rapist. Before she could, Ryan dies at the hands of a drunk driver.
Feeling betrayed, Black Cat began amassing power, making deals with villains like Mr. Negative, Hammerhead, Scorpion, and Electro. Throughout most of the rest of Slott's run on AMAZING SPIDER-MAN, she continued building her base. She also became a fixture in the second volume of SILK wherein that young hero posed as a criminal to funnel ...
Marvel has revealed the newest look for Black Cat on the cover of Ultimate Spider-Man #11 by writer Jonathan Hickman and artist David Messina.The cover by artist Marco Checchetto shows Spider-Man ...
In recent years, the Black Cat has been progressively elevated in the world of Marvel Comics, and she is absolutely deserving of the push. Felicia Hardy's Black Cat debuted in Amazing Spider-Man #194 (by Marv Wolfman and Keith Pollard), and the thrill-seeking thief officially stole the show in Jed Mackay and Travel Foreman's Black Cat (2019), her first ongoing solo series.
