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A character based on Ted Grant / Wildcat called Catman appears in the Justice League two-part episode "Legends", voiced by Stephen Root. Flannery’s infirmity, unconventional looks and take-no-prisoners nonconformity find expression in these women’s daughters. Lucynell Crater, who hasn’t learned to speak, is helped and then abandoned by the appropriately named Tom T. Shiftlet (Steve Zahn) in “The Life You Save May Be Your Own,” from A Good Man Is Hard to Find, the only one of O’Connor’s three story collections to be published during her lifetime. In “Good Country People,” another story from that volume, Joy Hopewell, highly educated, rebellious and with an artificial leg, has a traumatic close encounter with a Bible salesman (Cooper Hoffman), who bears the hilarious name Manley Pointer and hides a twisted heart.

Holbrook, Damian (December 17, 2018). "DC Universe's 'Stargirl' Casts Brian Stapf as Wildcat". TVInsider . Retrieved December 17, 2018. The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat makes a cameo appearance in the Young Justice episode "Humanity". Later, Tom, now calling himself Tomcat, parted ways with Ted and joined the All-Stars, an offshoot team created by the younger members of the JSA. The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by R. Lee Ermey. [12]The Ted Grant and Yolanda Montez incarnations of Wildcat appear in Stargirl, portrayed by Brian Stapf and Yvette Monreal respectively. [11] As Wildcat, Grant and Montez wear an exo-suit capable of enhancing the wearer's natural athleticism, adjusting to different body types, possesses retractable claws that can pierce metal, and grant precise balance. Additionally, Montez takes up the mantle after Grant fell in battle against the Injustice Society ten years prior. In Tangent: Superman's Reign #3, the Wildcat of Earth-9 is revealed to be a large, humanoid, cat creature, a member of the Nightwing organization's Covert Ops team. Synopsis [ ] " THE FIRST RECRUIT — After realizing that she needs the extra help, Courtney sets out to recruit new members to the Justice Society of America – starting with Yolanda Montez. Elsewhere, Pat’s suspicion is piqued after a bizarre conversation with one of the town’s residents." [3] Summary [ ] My superhero suit is so special! It took months to make and is the most fantastic thing about my wardrobe! Really helps me get into character.

Arriving in 2020, DC Universe's Stargirl stars Brec Bassinger as Courtney Whitmore (Stargirl), Joel McHale as Sylvester Pemberton (Starman), Brian Stapf as Ted Grant (Wildcat), Lou Ferrigno Jr. as Rex Tyler (Hourman) and Meg DeLacy as Cindy Burman, with Anjelika Washington, Yvette Monreal and Christopher James Baker as undisclosed DC characters.

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The short story that gives the feature its title isn’t one that’s enacted onscreen, but its theme of death as an imminent reality is at Wildcat’s core. The no-goodniks who drift through O’Connor’s Southern Gothic landscape are also part of the mix, but not the extreme physical violence; Hawke and Gaines’ screenplay is concerned with exploring mother-daughter dynamics and subtler forms of interpersonal assault. Once I booked the part, I did have a boxing coach to teach me the foundation of boxing. I also had about 2 weeks of training set up with the stunt team to make sure I had the basics down of how a boxer should stand, punch, and also prepped for “Wildcat” and how to move like a jaguar sense. Just to bring the animal part of her alive a little bit. I love the stunt team they're amazing at what they do!

The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold – The Videogame, voiced again by R. Lee Ermey. While it has yet to be confirmed that Monreal is playing Yolanda -- especially given that the Golden Age Wildcat, Ted Grant, will appear in the series -- it would appear that the series is opting to go with a more realistic costume, as opposed to a more faithful approach, such as the one seen with Ferrigno Jr.'s Hourman suit. Wildcat is the name of several fictional characters, all DC Comics superheroes, the first and most famous being Theodore "Ted " Grant, a long-time member of the Justice Society of America (JSA). [1] A world-class heavyweight boxer, Grant became entangled inadvertently in the criminal underworld and developed a costumed identity to clear his name.

In a team-up with the Justice League, he talks to Vixen and indicates the presence of enhanced senses.

An evil version of Wildcat from Earth-Three appears in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths as a minor member of the Crime Syndicate.My favorite would have to be Stargirl because she is so unapologetically herself and she brings this team together! She is the heart of the show and the reason for our being. She's definitely my favorite. Do you know what would be amazing? If Gal Gadot popped up randomly to show us the ropes a few times, that would be extremely epic! Wonder Woman’s appearance, I would vote YES! If you're looking for something flashy, a circus theme will never disappoint! Grab a ringmaster costume and a lion accessory kit for an easy lion-tamer couple's costume. Or get the kiddos dressed as a white tiger and Siberian tiger for a Siegfried and Roy look that can be accessorized with our available costume suits. In the underground ISA headquarters, Jordan Mahkent encounters Dr. Ito as he self-monologues, remarking how he was the one who believed in the ISA the most. Jordan makes chit chat - Dr. Ito says he's been busy working on his daughter. Jordan says he's accelerating Project: New America and needs him to build his machine. Dr. Ito agrees, relishing that it's finally time and that this generation's ultimate sacrifice will protect the next. He adds that he won't fail him like The Wizard did, saying he was quite vile and asks if he can have his body. Unsettled, Jordan tentatively says yes. Yolanda Montez mentions Miss America in reference to the Stargirl uniform, which could be an easter egg for the superheroine alter ego of Joan Dale-Trevor, post-crisis mother of Lyta Trevor (daughter of Wonder Woman). Principal Bowin is seen playing her violin to Henry King Sr. in the hospital, marking this as the first implication that she's The Fiddler or at least a version of the character.