(Sensation Comics I #30) - After attending a talent show Ted Grant, Stretch and a singer named Thomas Twilby were jumped by rowdies. Ted slipped away, changed to Wildcat and chased off the thugs with Twilby’s help. Wildcat was impressed by Twilby, told him he had a future as a boxer and offered to have Ted Grant train him. He didn’t know that Twilby hated Grant because Grant ended Twilby’s brother Punchy’s boxing career years ago. Punchy had convinced Twilby that Grant only won because he fouled him. Twilby did become a boxer, but with Punchy as his trainer, and his only goal was to one-day end Grant’s career. During a prizefight Punchy bet against his brother and rigged the fight by putting ammonia in Twilby’s wash water to blind him. Wildcat caught onto Punchy’s dirty deed, beat him up and made him confess that Grant had never fouled him.

(Sensation Comics I #44 (fb)) - <1940> Wildcat pursued Charles Glomm onto the S.S. Clipper as the pleasure ship set sail. Glomm’d hospitalized boxer Kid Baker with a foul blow, and Wildcat gave him a thrashing to convince him to pay Baker’s hospital bills. Glomm was unrepentant, and bullied Earl Armstrong, one of the Clipper’s passengers. Wildcat disguised himself as the “Masked Boxer”and challenged Glomm to a bout aboard the ship,and after defeating him switched places with Armstrong. Glomm thought he was beaten by an unknown, and was finally broken. After the cruise Glomm paid Baker’s bills and ended up becoming his manager.

(Sensation Comics I #33) - Ted Grant and Stretch got a call from Stretch’s uncle Old Hermit Skinner, whose home in Mudgetown was being robbed by gangsters. The duo went to Mudgetown, and after Ted changed into Wildcat he protected Old Hermit Skinner from the gangsters. The gangsters fled, and Wildcat and Stretch stayed in town to find them, only to learn that Mudgetown’s mayor was former racketeer Wiley “Killer” Graft. Graft didn’t want his past criminal behavior coming out, so he teamed with the gangsters to capture Wildcat and Stretch. The criminals tied up the heroes, put them in a car, set it on fire and sent it down a hill. Wildcat and Stretch escaped, defeated Graft and his friends and exposed Graft for the criminal he was.

(Sensation Comics I #35) - Ted Grant got a tip that something criminal was planned during his title bout against the Masked Marvel. As Wildcat he chased down a lead about Evil-Eye Optik being hired by the Marvel to jinx Grant, but this was only a planned distraction. Masked Marvel’s gang set up ultra-violet lights in the boxing arena, and after Grant defeated Marvel his gang activated the lights, blinding the audience and attempted to rob them. Wildcat stopped the robbery, but the Marvel escaped. Wildcat disguised himself as a violin player and met some underworld figures at Linky’s restaurant. He told them about Wildcat’s latest adventure and tricked one of the gangsters into admitting he was the Masked Marvel. After one punch the Masked Marvel was in police custody.

(Sensation Comics I #36) - Wildcat investigated a string of subway coin booth robberies committed by a criminal disguised as a sweet old lady. The “old lady” evaded Wildcat, but after having Stretch Skinner pose as a coin booth operator and get robbed Wildcat tracked him down using the scent of perfume he left on Stretch.

(DCU Holiday Bash #2) - <December 24, 1944> Wildcat and the Justice Society put on the Justice Society Canteen for troops home for the holidays. They helped foil nazi saboteurs that tried to blow up the canteen, thanks to the help of Ensign James Gordon.

(Sensation Comics I #38) - Mr. Doughville held a party for Ted Grant, but it became the target of a robbery by Mr. Waffles. Ted changed to Wildcat and had Waffles dead to rights when Doughville prevented him from apprehending the criminal. Wildcat and Stretch Skinner located Waffles and almost had him, but a number of people, including Doughville and a police officer kept Waffles from being captured. Despite Stretch’s “amazing” detective skills neither he nor Wildcat had any idea why so many people wanted Waffles to remain at large.* (*This story was narrated by Stretch Skinner and may or may not have been entirely a product of his brain-damaged imagination.)

(Sensation Comics I #40) - Wildcat was investigating the Mystery Mob, who managed to rob secure locations, when his sidekick Stretch was called away to receive an inheritance from his late circus performer aunt Arena Skinner. The Mystery Mob robbed the First National Trust Bank, and Wildcat apprehended all of them except their leader. He observed that the only escape route was a tiny ventilator, and deduced that their leader was a midget. He found their leader Marco at the circus, as well as Stretch, who’d inherited a trained bear and made a poor business deal to work for Marco. Wildcat apprehended Marco and freed Stretch and his bear from servitude.

(Sensation Comics I #41) - Ted Grant and Stretch Skinner visited El Rancho Cody, a dude ranch owned by Ted’s cousin Rolly Cody. Her grandfather Killer Cody was scaring away business because he refused to stop acting like the cowboy desperado he was in his youth. When escaped criminal Rags Ragot broke into the ranch Ted changed into Wildcat and had the crook on the run until Killer Cody helped Rags defeat Wildcat, because Rags reminded him of the gunslingers from his youth. As a reward Rags was prepared to kill them all, including Killer Cody. Cody realized what an old fool he’d been and helped Wildcat escape. Wildcat dispatched Ragout, and Killer Cody promised to stop scaring customers away from El Rancho Cody.

(Sensation Comics I #44) - Wildcat pursued a criminal onto the S.S. Clipper, much to the excitement of the Clipper’s skipper Phineas Flemm, who remembered how exciting it was when Wildcat took a cruise on the Clipper five years ago.

(Sensation Comics I #45) - Stretch was tired of people laughing at his scrawny physique, so he signed up for the Mighty Muscle Building Company’s bodybuilding program. Ted Grant had alienated Stretch in both his civilian and Wildcat identities because he couldn’t help laughing at him, so he disguised himself as Mr. Diaz and joined the program to keep tabs on Stretch. The Company was a racket, blindfolding customers, and having them rob their own homes, assuring them they were merely lifting and carrying weights. Ted changed to Wildcat, busted up the racket, and made up with Stretch.

(Sensation Comics I #46) - Wildcat took in the ventriloquist act of Echo and Carl the dummy. The audience was amused by Echo and Carl arguing, but Wildcat sensed Echo was seriously unhinged. He confronted Echo backstage and realized Echo believed Carl was real, evil, and trying to steal his thunder. Wildcat tried to reason with him, and showed him a sticker on Carl that stated Hans Mather had manufactured the dummy. Echo slipped away from Wildcat and tried tokill Hans, but after a violent fight Wildcat defeated Echo. He told Echo to give up his act or give up Carl. Echo couldn’t imagine life without Carl, so he gave up his act, putting a halt to his violent impulses.

(Sensation Comics I #47) - Wildcat broke up a robbery attempt by Junior and his gang, but failed to capture the crooks. Stretch Skinner was hired for security for the Vanderastor Charity Auction, and Ted Grant accompanied him. He recognized the butler as Junior. Junior stole petty items from the guests, but took no real valuables because he was allergic to jewelry. His old gang tried to rob the auction, but Junior had a change of heart when he fell for Suzette the maid. He helped Wildcat capture his old gang, and promised to go straight.

(Sensation Comics I #48) - Stretch was contacted by Phyluss, George and Arthur, the children of millionaire J. Huntington Ives, who was sending them to Wallao, Africa to retrieve his cache of jewels, and paid Stretch to protect them while they were in Africa. Wildcat knew Stretch couldn’t take care of himself, let alone the socialites, so he followed them to Africa, where he fended off a leopard and a group of fearsome pigmies that guarded the jewels.

(JSA #53 (fb, BTS)- <Winter,1945>King Inferno contacted Wildcat before a prizefight, letting him know he’d bet a stack of human souls that Ted Grant would lose to Big Elmo, and promised retribution if he didn’t throw the fight. Wildcat ignored him, won the fight, and Inferno cast a spell on him to turn him into an actual cat. Zatara countered the spell, leaving Wildcat human, but giving him the nine lives of a cat.

(Sensation Comics I #49) - During boxing practice Ted Grant heard Stretch bragging that Wildcat couldn’t accomplish anything without Stretch’s “brilliant mind” and “muscles.” Ted changed to Wildcat to confront Stretch just in time to confront some criminals that held up the gym. Wildcat defeated them, and Stretch complained that he had the situation under control, and he told Wildcat to stop treating him like a baby. Wildcat later foiled some thieves when he met Tomcat, Stretch’s new costumed identity. Wildcat mistakenly assumed he was a distraction provided by the criminals so he decked him. At Stretch’s office Wildcat learned that Stretch was Tomcat, and he was still reeling from Wildcat’s punch. Stretch promised not to butt into Wildcat’s crimefighting anymore.

(Sensation Comics I #51) - On a countrywide boxing exhibition Ted Grant and Stretch Skinner came to Hicksville, where they were greeted by Lem Hawkins, Hicksville’s sheriff and entire police force. Ted was scheduled to box Stretch, but Lefty Louie and his gang framed Stretch for being a pickpocket so Lem would volunteer to box and remove any obstacles to their robbery of Hicksville’s bank. Te and Lem’s bout was interrupted when they heard about the bank robbery. Lem knew duty came first, an Ted followed him as Wildcat. Wildcat helped Lem defeat Louie and his gang, making Lem a hero in Hicksville.

(Sensation Comics I #52) - After a prizefight Ted Grant heard famous sportswriter Scoop Scoggins telling everyone that Ted Grant was not the greatest fighter of all time. Ted asked him who was, and Scoop answered Wildcat. He was basing this on Wildcat’s rep, and he’ always wanted to see Wildcat in action. He got his wish when some crooks stole the prizefight money and Ted went into action as Wildcat. The crooks got away, but in effort to help Wildcat Scoop went to the Cozy Club, an underworld hangout, and learned their next target. He tipped off Wildcat, and finally got to see the famed fighter at the top of his form, battering the crooks senseless.

(Sensation Comics I #53) - Ted and Stretch went to watch harness racing when they came upon the distraught Carole James. A gambling ring had threatened her father and his horse Red Raider. At James’ house they found the criminals trying to set Raider’s stable aflame, but Ted changed to Wildcat and chased them off. He left Stretch to guard the horse, but the ring returned, overpowered Stretch and stole Raider. Wildcat followed them, and recovered raider after defeating the criminals. Old man James was to ill to ride Raider, so Wildcat volunteered, and Raider won the harness.

(Sensation Comics I #55) - Ted was called to Hollywood to act as a consultant on the boxing film “Pride of the Ring” starring Ronald Drake. A madman taking the guise of Drake’s past movie roles repeatedly tried to kill Drake, but Ted, as Wildcat, kept saving Drake’s life. Wildcat caught the villain and unmasked him as Rex Manning, the jealous stand-in for rake.

(Sensation Comics I #56) - Ted Grant attended Stretch’s musical debut at Carnway Hall when Gus Zorilla and his mob stole valuables from the audience. Ted changed into Wildcat and chased after them, but by the time he’s caught up they’d hidden the valuables in the lining of Stretch’s bazooka case. Wildcat couldn't hold them without evidence, but they later jumped Stretch for his case and Wildcat defeated them.

(Sensation Comics I #58) - Ted and Stretch attended an outing for underprivileged children at Pike’s Point. “Slugs” Dolan and his gang figure out that whenever Stretch was in trouble Wildcat rescued him, so they came up with a plan to eliminate Wildcat. Gang member Dude Hansen’s sister Sally was introduced to Stretch, then placed in peril by the other gang members. Ted changed to Wildcat, but was captured by the gang, tied up, and put in a garage with the car engine running. Stretch and Sally rescued him, and helped Wildcat catch Slugs.

(Sensation Comics I #59) - Ted successfully defended his title, but Joe Fuhl stole the gate, so he changed into Wildcat and followed him. Wildcat had Fuhl and his gang beat until Stretch appeared to offer his assistance and allowed the crooks to flee. They caught up with the crooks, and Wildcat made Stretch useful, swinging him around and using him as a weapon to defeat the criminals.

(Sensation Comics I #60) - Wildcat and Stretch attended a performance by Marvello the Mind Reader, and afterwards saved him from crooks that wanted him to work for them. Wildcat got suspicious when Marvello refused to call the police, and after tailing him learned that he was a jailbird who use to work for Corky Lewis. Corky threatened to expose Marvello’s criminal past if he didn’t help them steal Willis Wight’s plans for a new method of processing steel. Wildcat chose not to intervene and see what Marvello would do. Marvello set up Corky and his gang, proving he’ gone straight, and Wildcat capture the crooks.

(Sensation Comics I #61) - Ted and Stretch went to the Globe Circus, and when a leopard escaped from Jim Malley’s big cat-tamer act Wilcat came to the rescue. The circus blamed Carl Rutig, who’d been fired as animal trainer, but Wildcat learned that Carl was innocent, and suspected Malley because his father had been killed by lions during a circus act. During the next performance Malley tried to set his lion on the audience, but it turned against him. Wildcat saved the day, and convinced that Malley was essentially good he convinced the Globe’s owner to give him the arduous task of cleaning elephants to avoid jail time.

(Sensation Comics I #65) - During a boxing exhibition featuring the boxing kangaroo Knockout Kid, two thugs stole from nearby socialites. Wildcat went after them, but they escaped. He guessed that the Kid’s manager Hankey was in with the crooks, and used the Kid’s matches as a distraction so they could pull off crimes. Stretch signed up to fight the Kid at a steel mill, and Wildcat stopped the crooks from striking again. Hankey helped Wildcat beat the crooks, and although Hankey was friens with the criminals he was unaware they use the fights he put on to commit their crimes.

(Sensation Comics I #67) - While defending his title Ted noticed metal objects in the arena floating in the air, so he put his opponent away and changed to Wildcat to investigate. Every metal object in the city was being pulled into the air by magnetic waves, so Wildcat jumped on his catocycle and hitched a ride on the waves. He arrived at Stone Mountain, and was captured by the Terror of Stone Mountain’s gang. After escaping he defeated the gang and smashed the Terror’s magnetizer.

(Sensation Comics I #69) - Wildcat battled Huntress, who’d recovered a piece of mail that revealed her identity from a railroad mail car. After an inconclusive fight she disappeared, seemingly falling over a cliff.

(Sensation Comics I #70) - Wildcat was attacked by Lucius Mudrock and his pirate crew, who’d been in suspended animation for 100 years. They liked his fighting skills, and shanghaied him to be a part of their crew aboard the Albatross. Wildcat read the captain’s log and learned that a mysterious fog was responsible for their suspened animation. The crew left the fog to loot NYC, and Wildcat tried to warn them that they would age after leaving the fog for an extended period, but they didn’t listen. While fighting Wildcat the crew and ship both aged 100 years and crumbled to dust.

(Sensation Comics I #72) - Wildcat investigated crimes committed by talking anuimals and learned King Leo used tae recordings and trained animals to pull off the crimes. Wilcat defeated Leo and took in one of the dogs he used in his crimes.

(Sensation Comics I #73) - Huntress invited Wildcat to her jungle lair, telling him she’d surrender to the authorities if he unmasked her. He failed because she was in a hall of mirrors, and then Huntress lured him into a quicksand trap. Wildcat escaped, and foiled her gang’s attempt to rob a masquerade ball. He then confronted Huntress in her jungle lair and locked her in one of her holding cells.

(Sensation Comics I #74) - Wildcat fought Father Time’s gang, and then confronted Time, who was using his time-scythe to transform antiques into their original pristine state, and convincing the police that the antique sellers were grifters. Wildcat exposed Time’s scheme and defeated him.

(Sensation Comics I #75) - Clyde Mason had an imposter Wildcat box the Congo Kid in a charity bout aboard his yacht. Wildcat exposed the imposter, but then Huntress showed up and captured him. Mason and Huntress knew an imposter would draw in Wildcat, and they robbed the socialites who attended the “charity” event. Mason double-crossed Huntress, and Wildcat got free, but Huntress escaped after destroying Mason’s island with high-powered explosives.

(Sensation Comics I #77) - Ted was en route to training camp with a group of Barkley College students heading to their Winter Carnival when criminals disguised as Barkley students jumped aboard the train looking for the “Winter Queen” necklace. Wildcat dove them off, and visited the Carnival to investigate. The crooks made off with the necklace, and Wildcat learned that Heath, the dean’s aide, had valuable stolen gems hidden in the necklace. Wildcat defeated the crooks.

(Sensation Comics I #80) - Wildcat was overcome with dizziness and saw everyone in the street was paralyzed. He saw a gang that was unaffected, and kidnapping a girl, so he raced to the rescue. They captured Wildcat and their leader Rex Velon told him they used ultra-sonics to paralyze the crowd. He’d stolen the weaponry from his mentor Professor Rell, and kidnapped the Professor’s daughter so she would lead him to Rell’s hidden lab. Before leaving Miss Rell showed Wildcat her a ring, a souvenir of Split Rock Falls, tipping him to the location of the lab. Wilcat escaped the gang and found Velon at Split Rock and brought him to justice.

(Sensation Comics I #82) - Stretch told Ted he visited a carnival and had a kewpie doll foisted on him y a weight-guesser, but the kewpie was stolen at gunpoint by Carnival Carney, along with a number of other worthless items. Te changed to Wildcat and fought Carney, who briefly got the upper hand and put him in a death-trap. Wildcat escaped, defeated Carney and learned that the weight-guesser uncovered evidence that would convict Carney for murder and robbery and hid it in the kewpie, knowing he was doomed to die because he knew too much. Carney stole the other worthless items to throw off the trail.

(Sensation Comics I #83) - Ted’s friend Tom Hall took sick so he took over as athletic counselor of Tom’s camp, teaching kids to box. He saw a boy running from camp and asked him what was the matter. Billy Gibson’s father Fred had been accused of stealing money from the bank where he worked and had disappeared, and Billy wanted to find him. Ted promised him Wildcat would find his father, and as Wildcat he learned that Fred’s co-worker Nick Rand stole the money and kidnapped Fred. Nick’s gang captured Wildcat and left him and Fred in the cellar of his hideout with a furnace ready to explode. Wildcat and Fred escaped, and when Nick went after Billy Gibson at camp, Wildcat had his pupils pound the crooks into submission.

(Sensation Comics I #84) - Ted and Stretch went to Globe gems to buy a boxing trophy for an upcoming amateur tournament when the store was robbed by organ-grinder Leo and his pack of trained monkeys. Ted changed to Wildcat and followed Leo to his hideout, but Leo captured him and put him in a pit of rapidly rising water. Wildcat escaped, caught up with Leo, and used the tune he used to make the monkeys attack to turn them against their master.

(Sensation Comics I #85) - Wildcat went to a party in an underground mine thrown by his old pal Gold Valley Gus when gangster Whitey Dorr interrupted the shindig, threw Wildcat in a cage and lowered it own a mine shaft and kidnapped Gus. Wildcat freed himself and caught up to Whitey thanks to a map Gus drew. Whitey learned that Gus spent an entire year to get enough gold to spend a day on the town, so he’d kidnapped the old man for nothing. Wildcat apprehended Whitey and knowing Gus was lonely and liked to meet people he made him Ted Grant’s press agent.

(Sensation Comics I #87) - Ted Grant unveiled a statue he picked out to open a juvenile sports center, but the statue had been replaced by Borin, an artist who Ted turned down to do the sculpture. Ted changed to Wilcat and fought Borin, and after being beaten he realized he’d been a stooge because he was put up to attacking Ted by the Brink Gang, who used the distraction to grab the Moresby diamond that a captured member of their gang hid at the base of the statue. Borin led Wildcat to the gang and the mysteryman apprehended them.

(Sensation Comics I #88) - The police were stymied by smugglers who brought gambling devices into the city, and Wildcat found the smugglers base of operation underwater. Keel and his gang smuggled in the devices using a submarine and hid the merchandise in wooden apples when they went out to sell them. Keel’s gang briefly captured Wildcat, but he escaped and busted up their operation.

(Sensation Comics I #89) - Wildcat witnessed explorer Mat Barker being abducted by crooks posing as firemen and rushed to his rescue. The crooks knocked him out, an when he woke u one of them was posing as Barker and invited him to a meeting of the World Explorer’s Society. At the meeting the crook revealed himself, robbed the other members and left Wildcat to freeze to death in an igloo alongside Barker. Wildcat escaped, discovered that the crooks ha hidden pearls in a false anchor aboard Barker’s ship, and apprehended them.

(Sensation Comics I #90) - Wildcat and Stretch attended a parade promoting Stretch’s uncle Mort for sheriff. One of the floats, a pink elephant, was actually a wrecking machine in disguise, an Wildcat saw Silt’s gang use it to break into the county jail an take hidden counterfeiting engraving plates from the cell of their deceased crony Creeps Handley. Wildcat confronted them, but they defeated him, and hung him over a canyon supported by a burning rope. Wildcat escaped the deathtrap and apprehended Silt’s gang.

(JSA #72) - <October 30, 1951> Wildcat and the rest of the Justice Society were convinced into coming out of retirement by the time-traveling JSA. They had to team up to stop Per Degaton, who was going to assassinate President Truman and put the blame on the Justice Society, forever ending their legacy. The teams defeated Degaton, who fled into the timestream. The resulting time distortion caused Wildcat and the other Society members to forget their adventure with the JSA.

(Hawkman IV #23 (fb, BTS)) - <1977> Wildcat, Atom and Joe Frazier went to St. Roch to watch a women’s boxing bout featuring Cathy ”Kat” Davis. After the fight Wildcat got personal with the Kat.

(JSA #53, fb, BTS) - Charles Durham, an ex-con trying to get back on the straight and narrow, slaughtered his brother’s family after his brother killed his fiancé. Wildcat was outraged at Durham’s senseless murder of his eight-year-old nephew, but couldn’t pin the crime on him. Wildcat planted evidence and framed Durham for the murder of his own fiancé, and Durham was sent to the electric chair in 1978.

(JSA #75 (fb)) - Atom introduced Wildcat and the Justice Society to his young godson Albert Rothstein, and they let him sit at the Society meeting table.

(JLA Year One #2) - Wildcat and Green Lantern I were in the audience at a press conference announcing the formation of the Justice League of America.

(All-Star Comics I #58, 59) - Brain Wave informed the JSA that he was going to cause disasters in Seattle, Washington, Peking, China and Capetown South Africa that would cause a chain reaction that would destroy Earth. They split up, with Wildcat and Flash trying to stop a volcanic eruption in Peking. They found themselves unable to deal with the disasters, although youthful heroine Power Girl stopped the eruption. Similar circumstances averted the disasters in Capetown and Seattle, with new heroes helping the JSA. Power Girl suggested that Brainwave set them up to fail but didn’t foresee the interference of the new heroes, whom power Girl dubbed the Super Squad. Wildcat bristled at the idea of needing help from newbies, and immediately disliked Power Girl. The JSA and Squad confronted Brain Wave aboard his space station, and learned that he'd sapped the willpower of the JSA that they displayed in averting the disasters to return will and youth to Per Degaton. When the JSA had the villains on the ropes, Brain Wave used his mental powers to send Earth on a collision course with the sun, demanding they submit or see the planet die. Power Girl sent Brain Wave's space station toward the sun, overheating it and causing the villain to pass out. The JSA decided to take in the Super Squad so they could learn from each other.

(All-Star Comics I #60, 61) - During a lazy afternoon at JSA hq Vulcan attacked the team. Vulcan once idolized the JSA, but blamed his inhuman condition on his attempts at heroics, and now wanted to kill his former idols. He set their hq ablaze and left. Wildcat and the JSA watched firefighters put out the blaze, and after Vulcan collapsed a building on Fate they dug him out of the rubble while Star-Spangled Kid and Hawkman destroyed the villain.

(All-Star Squadron I #62) - Wildcat and other JSAers stood guard over Dr. fate while Dr. Mid-Nite tried to save his life. Wildcat passed the time reminding Power Girl he thought she didn't belong on the team. The JSA were called away when Lemurian sorcerer Zanadu kidnapped Hawkgirl and tried to destroy Tokyo. The JSA engaged him in battle.

(Crisis on Infinite Earths #6)-Wildcat's legs were shattered during the Crisis on Infinite Earths, but his goddaughter Yolanda carried on his heroic tradition as the new Wildcat.

(Spectre III #20) - Prof. Nicodemus Hazzard interviewed former members of the Justice Society to learn more about the Spectre after the Wrath of God had threatened to judge the world.

(Final Night #1-4) - Superman organized a summit of superheroes, including Wildcat, to listen to an alien named Dusk. She'd seen the Sun-Eater snuff out the sun of countless planets, and she was there to warn the heroes that the Sun-Eater was headed towards Earth. Wildcat and a team of heroes formed a ground crew to deal with the panic that the Sun-Eater's approach would cause. Wildcat was joined by Flash and Liberty Belle in dealing with the chaos. Wildcat rescued survivors from a collapsed overpass, but was injured when another part of the overpass collapsed. Ferro brought him to Warriors, which Guy Gardner had converted into a command center and hospital. Earth was saved when Parallax sacrificed his life to dispel the Sun-Eater and reignite the sun.

(Green Lantern III #81) - Coast City; Wildcat was among the heroes who attended a memorial service for Green Lantern Hal Jordan.

(Green Arrow III #16 (fb)) - Wildcat attended Oliver Queen's funeral in his civilian identity.

(Spectre III #62) - Corrigan decided to give up the mantle of the Spectre, at last seeking peace in death. Craemer arranged for his bones to be buried in a small grave, and performed a funeral service, with all of the friends Corrigan met as the Spectre attending, including Wildcat. The new Mr. Terrific attended, and Wildcat said he was happy to see that Terry Sloane finally had a successor. The Spectre-Force vanished and Jim ascended to Heaven.

(Flash II #134) - Flash I visited Wildcat to ask him if he knew where the Thinker’s Thinking Cap was, because Flash believed it was the only thing that could save the dying Thinker's life. The best Wildcat could offer was a rumor that the late Atom I may have sold it to a museum.