Patsy Walker, A.K.A. Hellcat #1 Review

Writer: Kate Leth / Artist: Brittney Williams / Marvel Comics Before we get into this I gotta do a little backstory on how we at Black Nerd Problems go about singing up for new comic book releases to review. It’s so savage we make Congress look organized. I had one staff member slaaaaandering my name for dibs on this title because we were all really excited about this book. Now I won’t name names on who was doing the slandering (JORDAN M. CALHOUN), but this book is a big deal for us here, especially after seeing Patsy on Jessica Jones. I’ve been familiar with her from her appearances in the Marvel Divas series and know how great Patsy is as a character, and if I were a better person I woulda handed it over… but I’m not, sooo… *closes door* *James Wright voice* Patsy back? COOOOOME AAAAAWN PATSY!! YOU BETTER COME AWWWWWN PATSYYYYY! PATSYYYYY! Fresh off her real upper-middle class White woman raw rap appearance on Jessica Jones, Patricia Walker aka Hellcat aka Pen Game MLA Format is done riding the pine in Marvel’s limbo and moves back in the spotlight with her new series. I gotta say the panel game is looking good with Patsy back in the wheel. Kate Leth does an incredible job of giving us the rundown on what’s been happening with Patsy, as well as introducing her supporting cast. She-Hulk appears and I had to Birdman hand rub ’cause this ’bout to be my shit right here, boi. Leth’s approach with Patsy isn’t the typical superhero formula either.

We’re going to see Patsy do …