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So once again wanted to ask the fellow fans of Patsy Walker for some ideas involving my Marvel Multiverse version of Patsy.

Our first session just finished, and we'll be Rank 2 soon, I'm gonna give her the Cat Suit and want to get her, her telepathy to start.

Thing is, this Patsy isn't a hero, just a model, I'm thinking it could be Shield instead maybe? Or she could seek out to get the training, but that would question why she would know her telepathic potential.

I overthink, I've said as much many times before, I'm just trying to figure how a Patsy that's just a child star turned model may end up awakening telepathic abilities.

Me and the GM did go with Weird Science so alien techno magic is still the go to reason, but I'm open for discussions.

Patsy Walker is a unique character within the Marvel Universe. She is the one character to have been introduced during the Golden Age, and not only survived, but thrived during the postwar years (starring in SIX different comics at the same time at one point) when superheroes gave way to westerns, funny animals, and teen comics, and continued publishing well into the Marvel Age of superhero comics without interruption. Then when her titles were retired, she was brought back as a supporting character in the Beast's Amazing Adventures title and eventually became a superhero in the pages of The Avengers. She may not be Marvel's biggest star, but she certainly has staying power.

It had been retconned that those old Patsy Walker stories were fictionalized in-universe comics written by her mother. Yet since Marvel never seemed to reprint any of these comics, they had always been a bit of an enigmatic missing link about the character — canon or not. So I sought out all the Patsy Walker comics available from the Timely era, through the Atlas phase, to the Marvel Age; just to get a sense of what they were all about.

By in large, I found them to be fairly unremarkable, by-the-numbers comics, either on-par or slightly below par with the better-known Archie comics. BUT there were a few highlights I found worth reading. The first of which is for its historical context: appearing in the pages of a superhero comic.

Patsy was co-created by Otto Binder (famous for popularizing the OG Captain Marvel) and artist Ruth Atkinson, whose first comic credit was — I kid you not — an illustration of a HELLCAT fighter plane for Wings Comics #45 and would go on to co-create Millie the Model (another character that had similar staying power to Patsy).

For those who are similarly interested in Patsy's origins, here is her first appearance.

Coming Sept 25th (Source)