Black Cat has a secret weapon that turned out to be exactly what she and Spider-Man needed to make a criminal tell them the truth.
In one of the funniest scenes starring Black Cat, the antihero showed off her hilarious secret weapon, bad singing, in order to gain key information from a villain. In Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #3 by Marvel Comics, Spider-Man and Black Cat confront a villain they require information from. To get what they need, Black Cat belts out "Memories" from the musical Cats, which annoys the imprisoned bad guy so much, that she relents and tells them everything.
Black Cat is Marvel's most notorious thief, as the antihero has never come across a score too dangerous or big to handle. From diamonds to the Infinity Stones themselves, Felicia Hardy has gone after numerous prizes, using her luck powers and thieving skills to accomplish her lofty heists. However, when she teamed up with Spider-Man and confronted a villain about a recent hit-job she unleashed a new secret weapon, her singing voice, to get them to speak. While Black Cat might be one of the most beautiful Marvel Comics characters, her voice leaves a lot to be desired.
In Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #3 by Kevin Smith, Terry Dodson, Rachel Dodson, Lee Loughridge, Ricardo Starkings, and Comicraft, the two titular heroes visit Scorpia in her prison cell in hopes of getting information on a recent hit-job. Spider-Man tries to get information by shooting web balls at her, but realizes a new annoying assault is needed. He calls for Black Cat to sing Memories from the musical Cats, which the heroine belts out. Scorpia becomes so irritated by the Black Cat's singing and secret weapon she gives them the information they seek while under extreme duress.
It's safe to say that Scopria isn't a fan of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Cats or Black Cat's singing voice. So it's hilarious to see Felicia Hardy belt out the iconic musical number, which is so annoying; it turns out to be her and Spider-Man's secret weapon for breaking Scopria. Who knew Black Cat had such an impactful singing voice?
Ultimately, Black Cat and Spider-Man becoming as annoying as possible to break Scopria makes for a hilarious moment. Felicia Hardy might be a fan of the iconic, nonsensical musical, but she made the correct decision by choosing to be a thief over a pursuing singing career. Still, seeing Black Cat unleash the secret weapon shows that her singing can come in handy, even if it's not enjoyed by those forced to listen to it.
