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. Finding success, they go outside to assess Yolanda's physicality. She hands Courtney the suit and leaves to go home. He is seen seen fighting alongside the Justice League against the Legion of Doom, and being confused over his fight against Darkseid before being disintegrated by the villain. At Courtney's home, the girls are disheartened to see only Henry Jr.'s name on the visitor log, but remarked that Principal Bowin didn't sign hers. mostly self-taught — much to Wildcat's chagrin at now knowing that she is in fact working and partnered together with a complete novice in the costumed hero business, much like herself, and a struggle of control ensues as the Staff causes a mess in storage room she's in. [2] Yolanda assumes his identity to honor her godfather and the principles he represented.[3]. However, Doctor Mid-Nite discovered that she was pregnant and revealed this to his now conscious patient. Later, in promotional material for the new Infinity Inc. series appearing in All-Star Squadron #28, a Catwoman like figure, riding what is referred to as a cat-cycle, appears alongside the Infinity, Inc. group. Wildcat (Yolanda Montez) is a fictional superheroine in DC Comics' shared universe, the DC universe. Pat called from downstairs, and she puts away the items in a large duffel bag and hides it in her closet.

[8] When Ted was attacked by Vandal Savage, Tom changed into his were-panther form and managed to fight against Savage until help arrived. She manages to get a grip on the side of the building, and begins to clean up, but near the top some bricks give way and she loses her grip. He was a retired vigilante who was training Laurel Lance to become one. Resolved in finding a new way to move forward, she suits up as Wildcat and heads to Courtney's whose delighted to see her.

She finds herself back in King's hospital room, with Henry Jr. sitting next to his father's bed.

The operators Lock-Up and Ernie Chubb were eventually apprehended by Ted and Batman.[6]. Yolanda is not at all that surprised and guesses that the other villains in Blue valley must also want to Wildcat is a legacy name of feline-themed vigilante super-heroes started by Ted Grant.

A world-class heavyweight boxer, Grant became entangled inadvertently in the criminal underworld and developed a costumed identity to clear his name. Yolanda's parents are angry to see her come in from the outside, but she needs to make an announcements. She thanks Pat and leaves. The character appears in the television series Stargirl played by Yvette Monreal. In Mexico, Maria's daughter Yolanda is born on the same day her sister gives birth to Carcharo.

Yolanda and Courtney test out Yolanda's new Wildcat abilities. Arriving home, she quietly greets her cousin, grandmother, and mother. In the present, Courtney examines the paraphernalia of the JSA she spread over her bed.

Grant’s Wildcat was a recurring character on the third season of Arrow played by J.R. Ramirez. Mrs. Montez curtly tells her daughter to go upstairs and that she'll call her for dinner, but Yolanda asks if she can go to a friend's house for dinner. Three months before the present, Yolanda Montez wakes to a beautiful morning and gets ready, debuting a relaxed look as she greets her loving family and heads to school to greet her boyfriend Henry King Jr., much to the annoyance of her political rival Cindy Burman.

At Pat's garage, Denise comes to bid him farewell as she's leaving for good. Initially, she concealed her abilities and lived a normal life. She fills Yolanda in about the ISA and their history, and duck as Henry Jr. drives by. She picks up the Thunderbolt pen and nervously clicked it, but it doesn't do anything. Through the radio communication in their masks, she encourages her and hears Wildcat's praying before finally building up the nerve to whip out her claws and jump.

The crowd explodes in laughter and jeering as Yolanda tearfully runs off the stage, panning back to a shocked Henry and a smirking Cindy. She disentangles herself and calls out to Stargirl, whose mid-air on the Staff.

Unsettled, Jordan tentatively says yes. In an attempt to break up a secret fight club where caged villains fought to the death, Ramirez was himself caught and later killed by Killer Croc in the ring.

"Wildcat" is also the mantle in which a new JSA member assumes. Cindy witnessed this, and demands to her boyfriend what she said, but he is reluctant to her protests.

[13], In the "Watchmen" sequel "Doomsday Clock", Doctor Manhattan undid the experiment that erased the Justice Society of America and the Legion of Super-Heroes in main continuity. [12] Alex ultimately loses control of Eclipso and commits suicide.

Ted Grant is at first annoyed with this new superheroine, but when he discovers she is his god-daughter, he gives Yolanda his blessing.

A nurse hears the commotion and finds the empty room a mess, as Wildcat falls onto the receptionist area and finds the visitors log.

Yolanda remarks that everyone does, and sits down as Courtney praises her bravery for coming to school day after day. Yolanda wakes up and greets her family.