Posted by Attok12 on 4/23/2007, 12:02 pm, in reply to "New to Hellcat" Next, Hellcat appeared regularly in the DEFENDERS from #44 and onward until #125. The early issues, from DEFENDERS #44-60 are particularly great, with lots of happy-go-lucky Hellcat action. SOLO AVENGERS #8 also featured a back-up Hellcat story involving her and Mad Dog, her former husband. For other issues, click the Hellcat Appendix Page link in the links section for an issue-by-issue detaling of her life. --Previous Message--
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Wow. That's a big question. Well, I'd start with AVENGERS #144, which featured Patsy becoming Hellcat for the first time. The issue also went through Patsy's history as well, and there is also some history about Greer Nelson, the Cat (who is now Tigra) in there, too. Hellcat appeared in the Avengers until #151, when she left with Moondragon to go to Titan.
: Hey Attok. As a reader who only knows Hellcat
: from a few Avengers storylines and her
: occasion with Hellstrom what do you
: recommend I pick up to get acquainted with
: the character?
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