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Happy Pride! Fire up your AO3 accounts as we read Patsy Walker A.K.A. Hellcat! We're headed back to the waning days of the Obama years and like all media from that time, Patsy Walker AKA Hellcat is a charming, warm hearted, workplace comedy! It's also hella gay
Episode 130: Patsy Walker A.K.A. Hellcat! by Kate Leth and Brittney L Willaims | Escape the Mojoverse: An X-Men Comics Podcast
Nothing to see here, just some pictures I dug up from the internet for a personal project.
The first issue of Patsy Walker was published with a cover date of 1945 (it was released on June 30, 1945). The "comic book" version of the character (it was revealed in Millie the Model 103 - cover date July 1961 - and explained in Defenders 89 - cover date November 1980 - that in the Marvel Universe this and other early appearances of Patsy Walker and Hedy Wolfe were comic books that existed on Earth 616 written by Dorothy Walker based on her daughter and her friend) was introduced in Miss America Magazine 2 (cover date November, 1944), the "Real" version was introduced in Millie the Model Comics 103, the first "Modern" appearance in Fantastic Four Annual 3 (cover date October 1965), and the first appearance as the "Super Hero" Hellcat in Avengers 144 (cover date February, 1976). The series ran from 1945 through 1965 with 106 issues. The issue, featuring four Patsy stories, introduced Birdseye Walker, Mrs Wrupp, Mr Borback, Mayor Harvey, John Wolfe, and Tubbs Hale, created by Ruth Atkinson and Christopher Rule. (Patsy Walker 1, Marvel Comic Event)
Patsy And Hedy #084 Pg 12
Hedy Pin-Up
Original Art
Art by Al Hartley
Marvel Comics (1962)
From Heritage Auctions...
Reader-submitted fashion is ready to be modeled by Hedy on this page featuring women's clothing for the summer. This pin-up page is rendered at twice-up scale in ink over graphite on Bristol board
Patsy Walker #5
buried
Hedy has Patsy buried so she can get with all the guys. Betty has Archie buried so he can't get with the girls. If you move the premise to align more perfectly, I suppose you can.
