Spook's Apprentice by Joseph Delaney. She is depicted as a cruel torturer who uses a large pair of scissors to take the thumb bones of her enemies. Her main role is as a close ally and mentor of the main character, Thomas Ward. A faery cat named Grimalkin appears in Julie Kagawa'''s book series The Iron Fey Series. He has similarities to the Cheshire cat from Alice in WonderlandThe Grimalkin are an anthropomorphic feline race in the Ni No Kuni franchise. In Wicked (Maguire novel), the main character Elphaba has a pet cat named Grimalkin while staying in the Emerald City. A cat named Grimalkin is a companion to Sham and Agba in Marguerite Henry's Newbery Medal children's novel King of the Wind. A cat named Grimalkin is mentioned as a deceased former companion to Elaine in Anna Biller's 2016 film The Love Witch. A cat identified as a "Grey Malkin" (as of an exotic cat breed) is the eponymous subject of the serial story The Riddle of the Gray Malkin'', starting with Part 1 in Issue #1899 (August, 2021) of the Australian published edition of The Phantom comic series. A cat familiar named “Grimalkin” is the watch cat of Dr. Julian Karswell in the 1957 film Curse of the Demon directed by Jacques Tourneur. Grimalkin is the name of a mysterious black cat in the game Cat Cafe Manager. See also Black cat Kellas cat Cat-sìth References External links Fictional cats European witchcraft Cat folklore