I decided to post a series of Black Cat memories in anticipation of her return. This is Felicia Hardy’s first meeting with Peter since she left for Europe and he married MJ. She appeared previously behind the scenes but never running into Peter until now in "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 329. This happened right after Peter lost his cosmic powers.
Because you demanded it, more Spider-Memories! This is from Amazing Spider-Man #226, where Felicia was still a deadly adversary!
Untold Tales of Spider-Man issue 8…Peter’s first “meeting” with Harry Osborn and Gwen Stacy. Naturally their next (chronological) meeting will make a bigger impression.
Spidey gets a bit romantic upon returning to Earth from Battleworld in "Amazing Spider-Man" issue 252. This is also our first look at the black costume.
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “@Zachary Joiner: Right, but wasn’t that a mind-controlled Kinglsey and Ned as Hobgoblins? Controlled by Queen Goblin? I was thinking…” May 10, 06:38 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “@Evan Berry: Thanks, this depiction of young Peter seems to fly in the face of everything we’ve ever seen of…” May 10, 06:37
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “Hobgoblin and Spidey faught back towards the beginning of the wells run” May 9, 10:53
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “Wouldn’t you know it? My comment posted twice, with the exception of my final sentence. Sorry about that!” May 9, 09:49 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “@Hornacek – You are definitely not alone in your experience of the flashback’s interpretation of young Peter. Not only the…” May 9, 09:48 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “@Hornacek – You are definitely not alone in your experience of the flashback’s interpretation of young Peter. Not only the…” May 9, 09:44 on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “@Aqu: I have not read any Astonishing SM so I have no opinion here.” May 9, 06:23
on Craig’s Critique: Amazing Spider-Man #3 (Legacy #967): “Drug Are Bad, Mkay?” or “Up The Water Spout”: “Don’t know a thing about this new run and still has to finish the previous cycle, but as a lucky…” May 9, 05:52 on Panel of the Day #1663 (Splash Page Sunday!): “@ac: Pretty sure this was during the first 10 (?) issues of the Mackie/Byrne reboot.” Apr 30, 09:55
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…I think the yellow haired Felicia MAY have been intended as Gwen initially….fortunatly they didnt make that mistake again when TSSM got launched
Yes, I know that. I meant in the comics. In the comics she had no superpowers originally.
She was blonde when she was Felicia Hardy. When she was ‘roided up by the Super Solider formula, her hair turned white.
I always wondered how Felicia looked in civilian clothes. A quick Google search always turns up with the Black Cat costume. I thought she was blond, like in the ’90’s cartoon?
Actually Godzilla, Flash had always known. One of the reasons he started dating Felicia was because she had dated Spider-Man.
Ah, I remember back when Flash was written correctly and all grown up…along with everyone else.
Larsen making sure everyone looked above 30 too.
I wonder what would have happened to that relationship if Flash found out about Felicia’s prior relationship with his hero? That could have been interesting.
I know thats an easy pun, but that “Cat got your tongue?” line works really well here.
Old school Erik Larson.