Stargirl, portrayed by Brian Stapf and Yvette Monreal respectively. As Wildcat, Grant and Montez wear an exo-suit capable of enhancing the wearer's natural athleticism, adjust to any size, possesses retractable claws that can pierce metal, and grant precise balance. Additionally, Montez takes up the mantle after Grant fell in battle against the Injustice Society ten years prior. Animation A character based on Ted Grant / Wildcat called Catman appears in the Justice League two-part episode "Legends", voiced by Stephen Root. The Catman, real name T. Blake (not to be confused with Thomas Blake / Catman), was an athletic superhero armed with a grappling hook and retractable claws, a skilled martial artist, and member of the Justice Guild of America in the 1950s from an alternate universe. He fought crime alongside his teammates until they were killed in a nuclear war. After accidentally sending themselves to the Justice Guild's universe, the Justice League encounter a projection of Catman and his team created by a mutated child named Ray Thompson. The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in Justice League Unlimited, voiced by Dennis Farina. The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by R. Lee Ermey. The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat makes a cameo appearance in the Young Justice episode "Humanity". The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in DC Super Hero Girls, voiced by John DiMaggio. Film The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in Justice League: The New Frontier. An evil version of Wildcat from Earth-Three appears in Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths as one of the Crime Syndicate's Made-Men. The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat makes a cameo appearance in Teen Titans Go! To the Movies. Video games The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in Batman: The Brave and the Bold – The Videogame, voiced again by R. Lee Ermey. The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Ken Webster. Toys The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat was the first figure released in the ninth wave of the DC Universe Classics line and was available in his black and blue costumes. In 2020, Fisher-Price released a 2.5 inch Wildcat figure as part of their Imaginext DC Super Friends series. Parodies The Ted Grant incarnation of Wildcat makes a cameo appearance in the Robot Chicken DC Comics Special, voiced by Matthew Senreich. Reception IGN