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Felicia Hardy
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| Name: | Felicia Hardy |
| Occupation: | Superhero |
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| Fandom: | Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, Spider-Man: The Animated Series, The Amazing Spider-Man |
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Felicia Hardy, also known by her superhero identity Black Cat, is a fictional character from the Marvel Comics.
Fandom
Pairings
Felicia's most popular pairing is with her canonical love interest Peter Parker. Although, she is also shipped with Mary Jane Watson or Cindy Moon, but these tend to be rare pairings.
Common Tropes in Fanworks
- Fancasting: fans will fancast actresses to represent Felicia for visual fanworks, popular for canons where she has not yet appeared like the MCU
Fanworks
Fanart
Comicsverse
- Black Cat, Archived version by symeona
- Black Cat Felicia Hardy by TheMidnightSpider
- Felicia Hardy loves you by SpiderGuile
- Felicia Hardy The Black Cat by Carlotus
- Felicia Hardy Black Cat by AkaneLinken
Fanfiction
Spiderman: TAS
- Felicia Hardy: The Curse of The Black Widow by by Mr.Rock
Amazing Spider-Man
- A Saving by Anonymous
Graphics and Gif Sets
Comicsverse
- I never stole from anyone who couldn’t afford it, Archived version graphics by klauswalz
Cosplay
- Cosplay, Archived version by ZyunkaMukhina
Archive and Links
Resources
- Felicia Hardy (Earth-616) at the Marvel Database
- Wikipedia