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	Hellcat
		Although she hoped to join the Avengers, Hellcat was persuaded by the Titanian priestess Moondragon to accompany her to Titan to undergo a period of training.
		Hellcat can employ her cable-claw, which straps to her wrist and uses a compressed gas firing mechanism to propel a four clawed grappling hook connected to a 30 foot length of steel-niobium alloy memory cable (that coils itself back into its spool upon rewinding), which she uses for swinging or tightrope walking.
		Hellcat used a Shadow-Cloak confiscated from an Agent of Fortune for a brief period, employing it to move psychokinetically and to produce weapons from its inter-dimensional pocket.
	www.marveldirectory.com /individuals/h/hellcat.htm (1411 words)

	Hellcat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The F6F Hellcat was the primary United States Navy aircraft carrier fighter in the second half of World War II.
		HellCat Records is a record label based in the U.S state of California.
		Hellcat (comics) is the code name of Patsy Walker, a fictional character in various comic books published by Marvel Comics.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hellcat (166 words)

	Revolving Door of Death 09 - Hellcat (Aug 2000)
		Hellcat, for her part, did not cope particularly well with this; she stopped adventuring, went insane, started hearing voices, killed herself, and went to some comic book version of hell.
		However, compared to comic books, ancient religions and mythos tended to have a smaller cast and generally did not have to spike monthly sales figures with the gimmicky death of a hero.
		Comics about resurrections used to involve some peculiar set of circumstances, or some universe (or multiverse) shaking cataclysm that turned the formalized Laws of Sane Reality and Disciplined Geometry upside down long enough for irrevocable changes to overturn.
	www.fortunecity.com /tatooine/niven/142/revolvin/rdd09.html (1737 words)

	Hellcat, Cat Shaman
		Hellcat was born Anna Elena Sanchez on the twentythird of May, 2029.
		Hellcat and Fallen Angel survived and escaped to Denver, where they established a sort of street gang in favor of local order in one of the worst areas of the CAS sector.
		Hellcat traded looks with Darkfire, and said to the girl, "Would you like to come with me?" "Is it nicer than here?" "Yes." "YES!" Theresa hopped off the top of the hovel and took Hellcat's hand.
	www.watson.org /~darkhawk/chars/anna.html (2055 words)

	Hellcat (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unusually, she began as the star of a teen romantic-comedy series, and was integrated into Marvel's superhero realm to serve variously as a member of the superteams the Avengers and the Defenders.
		These were popular teen-humor comics from Marvel's 1940s and 1950s predecessors, Timely Comics and Atlas Comics, respectively.
		Patsy has since taken her "Hellcat" identity in Ultimates and was a founding member of the ill-fated Defenders.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hellcat_(comics) (904 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Marvel Comics
		This is the comic that introduced The Human Torch, Sub-Mariner, The Angel, Ka-Zar and other characters to the comics-reading world — but more important, it introduced a company that would eventually grow to be an industry giant.
		Marvel Comics may have been the name of the comic (for one issue, anyway — with #2, it became Marvel Mystery Comics), but it wasn't the name of the publisher.
		Today, Marvel is still a huge comics publisher, although its biggest rival, DC Comics, has taken full advantage of its weakness to grab market share.
	www.toonopedia.com /marvel.htm (891 words)

	NormBreyfogle.com \| Gallery \| Hellcat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Hellcat - must have the quirkiest past of all mainstream supercharacters.
		An innocent ‘50’s era teen model published in Marvel’s line of Archie-type romance comics, under the creative impetus of Steve Englehart she miraculously jumped genres and trained to be a non-superpowered Avenger because it was fun.
		Then she married the son of Satan, committed suicide, and was brought back to life - saved from hell - by the Thunderbolts.
	www.normbreyfogle.com /gallery/hellcat.asp (180 words)

	Women of Marvel Comics: The Hellcat! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		She first became Hellcat in Avengers 144 after adopting the physique-enhancing outfit formerly worn by the Cat (later Tigra).
		Hellcat has had to take a rolled-up newspaper to his nose more than once since then.
		In mainstream Marvel continuity, the various Patsy Walker comics are the fictional works of Patsy's late mother, Dorothy, whose comics and merchandising based on her daughter made Patsy into a celebrity.
	share.geocities.com /Hollywood/2855/patsy2.html (915 words)

	Ian Watson - Hellcat Humoured (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		When she was reintroduced in the old Beast series as the same Patsy Walker/Baxter of "Patsy & Hedy" fame from the '60's romance humour comics it was an amusing throwaway connection, one step on from her appearance in the crowd at Reed and Sue's wedding.
		Over the years she's studied psionics with Moondragon, acquired a shadowcloak, been (temporarily) Mephisto's daughter, courted and married Daimon Hellstrom, been driven insane by Satan, and finally died - all in the interests of finding something interesting to do with a character that is basically a single gimmick.
		That said, Hellcat does deserve one last story to resolve the dangling subplots left from Hellstorm and Avengers vol 3 #11.
	www.comicboards.com /avengers/view.php?rpl=990316134702&q=Ian+Watson (308 words)

	Devil-Slayer (Defenders member)
		Hellcat returned Payne’s cloak with an apology, but he acknowledged that she had been under Satan's influence and that there was nothing to forgive.
		Hellcat briefly possessed a similar Cloak, that she folded up on itself and sent away.
		Defenders I#98 showed Hellcat in possession of the Shadow-Cloak, and #99 stated that it was Devil-Slayer's cloak that she had stolen.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix3/devilslayerdef.htm (7555 words)

	Comics You Should Own #14: The Defenders » PopCultureShock
		Comics fans today often talk of "big, dumb superhero comics." They may use this phrase as a compliment or pejoratively, depending on their mood.
		We do get some nice moments between Valkyrie and Hellcat; the Hulk ruminates on the (non-) team and how he just wants fried chicken; and Kyle Richmond is suitably tortured after he becomes the group's leader by default when Dr. Strange quits in the first issue of this story, but it's largely surface stuff.
		The issue of age is rarely raised in comics -- everyone is perpetually in their late 20s/early 30s and in peak physical shape.
	popcultureshock.com /features.php?id=1355 (3129 words)

	World Famous Comics >> Cover Stories - Jon B. Knutson, Nov 05, 2006
		Hellcat served with the Avengers for a time, and then later joined the Defenders, where she married Damian Hellstrom, the Son of Satan, then after that, she died, but then got better again!
		It turned out that in the Marvel Universe, the Patsy Walker comics were all made up by Patsy's mother, using Patsy and her friends to base the stories on!
		Here's the cover of Action Comics 206, cover-featuring "Superman Marries Lois Lane!" You know, there were probably way too many Superman Marries Lois covers, but I only know of two where he actually, permanently marries Lois (and one of them had the wedding of the Earth-2 Superman and Lois...
	www.worldfamouscomics.com /coverstories/back20061105.shtml (1170 words)

	SpiderFan.org - Comics : Reviews : Defenders (Vol. 2) #10
		During the fighting, Hellcat, Nighthawk and Valkyrie sneaked into the base and Nighthawk manages to steal the stone idol.
		But it's not meant to be as Hellcat knocks the statue out of the Doc's hands and it breaks on the ground, something about taking away independent thought...
		This material is used for the purposes of informed discussion, and is not intended to interfere with Marvel's right to use said material for their own commercial goals.
	www.spiderfan.org /comics/reviews/defenders_v2/010.html (900 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Hellcat
		When Marvel Comics converted almost completely to superheroes, starting in the 1960s, they didn't mess around.
		She was turned down for membership in the club, but a minor member, Moondragon, took her off to Saturn's moon, Titan (where Moondragon hailed from), for training.
		Hellcat came back fully skilled in the superhero arts, and with newly-added psionic powers.
	www.toonopedia.com /hellcat.htm (397 words)

	Ruth Atkinson Information
		Her creation Patsy Walker would become the superheroine Hellcat in 1976, but Ruth Atkinson was drawing Hellcats long before then.
		Under the Atkinson names, she entered the field at Fiction House in 1943, during the World War II military draft that necessitated women joining the American workforce in large numbers, and created such icons as painter Norman Rockwell's "Rosie the Riveter".
		In a twist of irony, she retired from comics both romantic and in general shortly afterward upon finding real-life romance and marriage.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Ruth_Atkinson (572 words)

	IGN: The Planes of Combat Flight Sim 2, pt. 2
		But why anyone would want to fly those other planes when they've got the Hellcat as an option is totally beyond me. In any case, the guys at Microsoft have written an extensive overview of each of the planes including technical details, historical background and some handy combat tips.
		Simple, rugged, and deadly, yet easy to fly, the Hellcat was another product of the "Grumman Iron Works." It was a larger, heavier, faster, and more powerful refinement of Grumman's F4F Wildcat, and the first American fighter to exceed the performance of the Mitsubishi Zero.
		Like their comrades flying the Hellcat and the Army P—38, Corsair pilots could use the power of their fighters to engage the Zero at higher speeds and altitudes where the legendary Mitsubishi fighter struggled to compete.
	pc.ign.com /articles/084/084426p1.html (2058 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Patsy Walker
		She got her own comic in 1945, as part of Marvel's girl-protagonist line, which at the time was rather extensive.
		With the possible exception of Millie the Model, Patsy was the most successful of the lot — her title was published continuously for twenty years; and that wasn't all.
		Dubbing herself "Hellcat", she hung around with The Avengers for a while, then found a longer-lasting berth in The Defenders.
	www.toonopedia.com /patsy.htm (438 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: The Avengers
		In comic books, the name "Avengers" does not mean a dapper man in a bowler hat and a sexy woman in a fl leotard.
		Kirby stayed with the comic for its first year, relinquishing art chores to Don Heck with the September, 1964 issue, but did occasional page layouts during its second year.
		By 1985, the group had become so large (even with most members inactive at any given time), that some of its members were spun off into a second series — West Coast Avengers.
	www.toonopedia.com /avengers.htm (654 words)

	Comics SuperHeroes Cartoons
		Marvel Comics was founded by established pulp magazine publisher Martin Goodman in 1939 as an eventual group of subsidiary companies under the umbrella name Timely Comics.
		Its first publication was Marvel Comics #1 (Oct. 1939), featuring the first appearance of Carl Burgos' android superhero, the Human Torch, and the first generally available appearance of Bill Everett's mutant anti-hero Namor the Sub-Mariner.
		Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005)
	cartoons-comics.deepthi.com /index.html (876 words)

	Comics Should Be Good: Big Crossover Event Friday
		It says something kind of embarrassing about the current state of comics that one of the first questions asked whenever DC or Marvel announces a big crossover mini-series is always, "Who's gonna die?" And it's asked with about the same level of emotional involvement as a bookie handicapping a horse race.
		Thought "Brotherhood of the Monkey Fist" (strange that DC left "Monkey" off the cover--could have sold billions) was awesome when it first came out, but it doesn't hold up that well today, despite being the last of the great kung-fu events (though I have an idea Gail has a kick-ass one in her somewhere).
		If it's a major character that gets killed off, writers and editors pretend that it's permanent this time ("dead means dead") and fans do pretty much the same (reacting in anger and disgust), while both parties pretty much know that it's only a matter of time before Sue/Aquaman/whoever comes back to life.
	goodcomics.blogspot.com /2006/05/big-crossover-event-friday.html (3333 words)

	Welcome to Silver Bullet Comics! // THE source, nuff said! // Comics, Subscriptions, News, Previews, Reviews, Events, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Move ahead with the “Back in Black” movie tie-in portion of Spider-Man’s current storytelling arc, here’s an all-ages attempt at giving readers unfamiliar with Spider-Man of the present (and the past) a primer with which to get a taste of some history.
		Spider-Man also hands a run-in with Black Cat (who, unfortunately, probably won’t be appearing in Spider-Man 3) which is ultimately uneventful, and she leads into the next story, which is a quick, pointless jaunt with Hellcat.
		What’s fun is seeing the way Spider-Man has endured no matter the age of the intended audience or the predilections of his writers.
	www.silverbulletcomics.com /news/story.php?a=4164 (455 words)

	Hellcat : Comics SuperHeroes Cartoons
		Hellcat, real name Patsy Walker, is a fictional superhero in the Marvel Comics universe.
		Unusually, she began as the star of a teen romantic-comedy series, and was integrated into Marvel's superhero realm to serve variously as a member of the superteams the Avengers and the Defenders.
		When the Avengers were later captured, Walker broke free and forced her husband to release them.
	cartoons-comics.deepthi.com /cartoons-hellcat.html (603 words)

	Quicksilver (comics) - Medbib.com, the modern encyclopedia
		Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff) is a Marvel Comics superhero/supervillain, associated with the X-Men and Avengers.
		It is unknown whether or not Quicksilver will be in it but rumor has it that he and his sister were deliberately left out of the X-Men movies in order to appear in the Avengers.
		Quality Comics published a super-speedster named Quicksilver in National Comics, during the Golden Age of comic books; when he was revived by DC Comics in the pages of The Flash, he was renamed Max Mercury to avoid trademark confusion with Marvel's long-established character (similar to DC's use of Shazam!
	www.medbib.com /Quicksilver_(comics) (5147 words)

	Sleeping Giant Comics
		Comic characters are, by their very nature, open to interpretation by the various creative teams responsible for writing and illustrating their adventures.
		I’m sure when the artist was illustrating it he didn’t realize how it would look once colored, but without the aid of the word balloon, one might assume Scorpio has a urinary infection in need of serious medical attention.
		This causes Hellcat to cry out (sensitive readers may want to gloss over the next few words as they are rather crude and vulgar and most unbecoming a lady) “Darn it anyway!” Eventually, Scorpio reforms into his human self, with the Zodiac key in hand.
	www.sleepinggiantcomics.com /newsletter.php?ID=69 (1317 words)

	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Airboy" to "Airdromes"
		Aviation adventure feature in Air Fighters Comics and Airboy Comics, and the title of a 1980s revival series.
		Anthology comic with an aviation adventure theme, a continuation of Air Fighters Comics with no. 23 (=v.
		Comic book publisher, originally Canadian, later merged with Eternity Comics, Adventure Comics and Malibu Graphics to become Malibu Comics
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/arri/airboy.htm (4012 words)

	Hellcat #3 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		According to Steve Engelhart, Hellcat now "cares that she lives." This is extremely funny since thanks to the dull writing, I don't care whether she lives or dies.
		There's no reason for me to believe the Hellcat I loved from the Avengers shares anything with this surly Siamese.
		His Hellcat looks yummy, but even her delicate proportions cannot save a story that has no reason to be told.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/96864461786598.htm (241 words)

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