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| Real Name: Unknown | ||||||||
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| Place Of Birth: Unknown | ||||||||
| First Appearance: Marvel Team-Up 131 | ||||||||
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| Group Affiliation: Ally of the Walrus | ||||||||
| Base Of Operations: New York City | ||||||||
| Grudges: Spider-Man | ||||||||
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| The White Rabbit has no super human powers, however she uses weapons centred round a rabbit theme. She has driven rabbit-cars, flew rabbit-balloons with carrot bombs, used genetically mutated killer bunnies, and even a 12-foot rabbit-humanoid killer robot. | |||||||
| Umbrella’s: The White Rabbit has a number of Umbrella’s that serve as guns firing razor-tipped carrot-shaped projectiles as well as "explosive carrots." Other umbrella weapons include one that is razor-tipped and acts as a sword. | |||||||
| Flight: The White Rabbit has boot-jets within her furry boots, allowing her to fly for short distances. | |||||||
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| Apparently, the woman who would grow up to be the White Rabbit fell in love with Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. Although she lacked nothing, she nonetheless craved the life of danger, excitement, and mayhem. Years passed, and the woman was married to an elderly man, a "perfect bore" who was nonetheless a multi-millionaire. When the man finally died, his wife inherited his money and decided to full fill her cravings for excitement by becoming a super-villain inspired by her love of Wonderland. As the White Rabbit, she made her first appearance as the leader of a small gang, engaging in a crime spree through New York City. | ||||
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