Saturday, March 7, 2026

Captain America and Catwoman in: "Hydra Heist!"

 

Cap and Catwoman first met in a back up tale in STF #2100, and I thought that this pairing deserves their own full length issue - especially if it could have featured the amazing artwork of the legendary Ramona Fradon!

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  1. Steve is trying to beat Bruce's time with Selina? Whoa! Whiskey Tango Foxtrot! I see another issue coming featuring The Bat VS. The Shield over The Cat! O_O

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    1. @AirDave: To my knowledge, Cap is still happily married to the Amazing Amazon Princess, here in the Ross-verse. So, I'm sure it's purely professional! Like, say, Baron Helmut Zemo planning to turn Edward Whelan into a killer cyborg called "The Verminator." So, the two of them have to break into Hydra's latest base of operations and rescue him!

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  2. Say, it just occurred to me, I don't think you've ever included a live-action Catwoman on any of your numerous photo covers, have you? My preference would be Michelle Pfeiffer, but that's just me.

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  3. Julie Newmar Catwoman has appeared on the blog: https://braveandboldlost.blogspot.com/2023/11/the-hulk-and-catwoman.html

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  4. And Ms. Newmar having her name in an official search link puts her one-up on Giganta. ;-)

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  5. Speaking of Ms Newmar, any chance of seeing her as Rhoda the robot from My Living Doll?? Nice cover design...caution ..but willing to talk. Where's Caryconic in all this??

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    1. I just got out of work. The Powers That Be are cracking down on personal use of the Internet during "down times".

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  6. "I want you to break into someplace and steal some #$#!"

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  7. LOL! Good one! Although, on a real world cover, I'm pretty sure that Cap's word balloon would have included the word "stuff". Aside from that, I've no disagreement with everybody else's assessment that this would be a highly intriguing read! :-)

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  8. Ramona was a master artist on whoever she drew.

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