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This is the Wildcat disambiguation page. Wildcat is a legacy name of feline-themed vigilante super-heroes started by Ted Grant. Despite having no powers, he uses his abilities as a world-class champion boxer to fight crime and also has a modified indian stunt [[Wi
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Wildcat is a legacy name of feline-themed vigilante super-heroes started by Ted Grant. Despite having no powers, he uses his abilities as a world-class champion boxer to fight crime and also has a modified indian stunt motorcycle. He has been a member of the Justice Society of America, Suicide Squad and All-Star Squadron. Several others besides Grant have used the name, including his god-daughter Yolanda Montez as a member of Infinity, Inc. and his son Tom Bronson. Wildcat was created by Bill Finger and Irwin Hasen, first appearing during the Golden Age in Sensation Comics #1. (1942)

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Supporting Barbara Gordon • Birds of Prey • Black Canary (Band) • Craig Windrow • Creote • Desmond Lamar • Ditto • Dodger • Green Arrow • Green Lantern • Heathcliff Ray • Huntress • Johnny Thunder • Kurt Lance • Lady Blackhawk • Larry Lance • Lord Byron • Lucas Hilton • Marianne • Paloma Terrific • Roy Harper • Savant • Sin • Starling • Starman • Team 7 • Trevor Cahill • Wildcat
Black Canary villains Archer Braun • Auntie Gravity • Big Game • Blynde • Bo Maeve • Bonfire • Count Vertigo • Cupid • Dark Arrow • Discord • Dregz • Greyeyes • Harpy • Jakob Whorrsman • Lady Shiva • Pete Lomax • Prime Number • Pyra-Maniac • Ravedeath • Ravens • Sniper One • Steel Claw • Tigress • Twelve Brothers in Silk • Wizard • White Canary
Comics Flash Comics (Volume 1) • Black Canary (Volume 1) • Black Canary (Volume 2) • Black Canary (Volume 3) • Black Canary (Volume 4) • Black Canary one-shots • Birds of Prey one-shots • Birds of Prey (Volume 1) • Birds of Prey (Volume 2) • Birds of Prey (Volume 3) • Birds of Prey: Manhunt (Volume 1) • Green Arrow and Black Canary (Volume 1) • Recommended Reading
Items Black Canary's Motorcycle • Canary Cry Bomb
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Creators Robert Kanigher • Carmine Infantino • Dennis O'Neil • Neal Adams • Mike Grell • Chuck Dixon • Greg Land • Sarah Byam • Gail Simone • Ed Benes • J.T. Krul • Trevor Von Eeden
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