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Kate Leth

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Known forPatsy Walker, A.K.A. Hellcat!
Issues credited28
Active2014–2020
Primary rolewriter
Edward Scissorhands #1
Edward Scissorhands #1 (2014)

Kate Leth, born Katrina Jade Leth in 1988, is a Canadian comic book creator whose work as a writer and artist brought a playful, heartfelt energy to superhero and supernatural stories. She is best known for writing *Patsy Walker, A.K.A. Hellcat!*, a series that reimagined the classic Marvel character with a focus on friendship, humor, and slice-of-life adventure. Leth began her comics career in the early 2010s, contributing to titles like *Hobo with a Shotgun* before expanding into coloring and inking. Her signature style balances witty dialogue with a warm, accessible tone, often exploring themes of found family and personal growth. She collaborated with artists such as Brittney Williams on *Hellcat!* and co-created the fantasy road-trip series *Spell on Wheels*. Her other notable credits include *Vampirella*, *Edward Scissorhands*, and the acclaimed horror series *Harrow County*. Leth’s work in comics was most active from 2012 to 2020, during which she built a reputation for inclusive, character-driven storytelling. While she has not received major industry awards, her contributions to Marvel and independent comics have earned a dedicated following. Leth continues to influence the medium through her candid discussions of mental health and creator rights, leaving a legacy of joyful, empathetic comics.

Edward Scissorhands #10
Edward Scissorhands #10 (2015)

Full bibliography · 8 series

Patsy Walker, A.K.A. Hellcat! (2016) · 20
Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock: Journey to the Everspring (2014) · 6
Power Up (2015) · 6
Spell on Wheels (2016) · 6
Edward Scissorhands (2014) · 2
Vampirella (2016) · 2
Harrow County (2015) · 1
#11
Image Firsts: Moonstruck (2018) · 1
#1

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