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Catseye

 

Universe
Marvel Universe

Real Name
Unrevealed

Aliases
Sharon Smith

Identity
Secret

Occupation
Adventurer, student

Citizenship
U.S.A. (presumed)

Place of Birth
Believed to be Boston, Massachusetts

Known Relatives
None

Group Affiliation
Formerly Hellions

Education
Various courses at Massachusetts Academy

Height
6'0"

Weight
120 lbs.

Eyes
Lavender

Hair
Lavender

Powers
Catseye was a mutant with the superhuman ability to transform herself into a lavender-furred feline humanoid form with enhanced strength, senses, and agility. In her feline form, Catseye's strength was roughly equal to that of a large tiger's. She also possessed razor-sharp claws, and was able to walk up walls with the aid of her prehensile tail.

Abilities
Catseye retained her human intelligence while in her feline form.

First Appearance
New Mutants #16 (1984)

Significant Issues
Killed by Trevor Fitzroy (Uncanny X-Men #282, 1991)

The mutant named Catseye was one of the original members of the Hellions, the team of adolescent mutants formed by the Hellfire Club's then-White Queen, Emma Frost. Catseye was abandoned at birth, presumably due to her very visible feline mutation, and was raised by a cat who acted as her surrogate mother. In fact, Catseye originally thought herself to be a cat with the ability to take human form until she was found by Frost. Given the name Sharon Smith by Frost, the young mutant soon became emotionally attached to Frost, regarding her as a new surrogate mother.


Smith's youth and comparative lack of sophistication belief a ferocious intelligence. She was capable of total recall from her photographic memory, and instinctively knew when she was being lied to. Under Frost's tutelage, Smith progressed from total illiteracy to upper grade school reading levels in less than a year. She still retained several feline qualities whilst in human form, having been forced to provide for herself since earliest infancy.

Catseye was killed when her life-force was drained by the time-traveling Trevor Fitzroy following his assault on the Hellfire Club.
 
 
 
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