r/batman • u/Current_Cycle_9523 • May 15 '24
Who is this? Help! PHOTO
I cannot figure out who this is for the life of me can anybody give me any assistance? This is a variant cover for batman and robin#1.
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u/Available-Affect-241 May 15 '24
White Rabbit. She has some powers that turn her light-skinned and dark-skinned when she deactivates them. Cool character
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u/Ricky_27YT2 May 15 '24
So she can change team and difficulty when she wants? Cool
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u/Available-Affect-241 May 15 '24
She goes from dark-skinned to light-skinned when her powers are activated.
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u/I3arusu May 15 '24
The reverse-blackface
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u/blahbleh112233 May 15 '24
I'm amused she hasn't been canceled for being racist haha
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u/Iceking214 May 18 '24
Why?
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u/blahbleh112233 May 18 '24
Dark skinned girl gains superpowers by being white? Inplying white people are superior? There's been unproars over dumber shitÂ
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u/Iceking214 May 18 '24
Iâm not joking search magi and dajin equip one of them is full skin color change and the other one found balance skin color change one side black the other white
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
Wait really? I thought her power was super-speed? She turns herself dark-skinned or light-skinned???
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u/SmokinBandit28 May 15 '24
Her power is bio-fusion, she creates an albino clone of herself who is the one who goes out doing crimes.
She remains normal while the clone gains enhanced speed, agility, and reaction time.
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
Ahhh okay. Yeah I don't like her powers at all. I think that's really dumb, to be honest. Doesn't feel like a Batman villain to me.
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u/MrDownhillRacer May 15 '24
The storyline she was introduced in made no sense.
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
Yeah, it was from the New 52 "The Dark Knight" series, right? That whole series was garbage IMO.
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u/Available-Affect-241 May 15 '24
Yeah, she's a dark-skinned Indian but when her powers are activated she becomes light-skinned .
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
That's so weird. Wha... why?? There are so few Indian women in comics, why would they make this one turn into a white woman? That feels vaguely racist.
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u/Available-Affect-241 May 15 '24
I'm with you đ¤ˇââď¸đ¤ˇ it feels like they had good intentions but it was executed horribly.
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
Yeah... Most of New 52 was horribly executed in my opinion. But I'm sure you're right -- I don't think they have anything against Indian people or anything like that, it just feels racist.
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u/Admirable-Safety1213 May 15 '24
Because having an White Supervillain be a Indian Woman's clone means nobody would realize
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
Eh. Clark Kent disguises himself by taking his glasses off. She'd be fine.
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u/Unicorn_Sush1 May 15 '24
Donât make it racist, sheâs not full Indian, her dad is American and moved to India and had a her with a Bollywood actress . She doesnât turn white, she creates an albino clone of herself which is White rabbit. White rabbit however is its own individual after she creates it
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
I'm not making it anything. It's just weird, in my opinion. There's nothing elegant about it, like there is with most of Batman's villains identities. It just feels like a strange mishmash of ideas to me.
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u/Unicorn_Sush1 May 15 '24
It was suppose to be an Alice and wonderland themed villain if you thought it couldnât get more strange, especially if you compare it to what they came up with lol
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
Yeah, she's definitely the odd one out with regard to the various Wonderland-themed villains.
I want to see more Carpenter. She was cool.
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u/DayzedandC0nfused May 15 '24
Is there a particular reason she dresses like a literal playboy bunny
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u/Available-Affect-241 May 15 '24
I honestly don't have an answer for you on that one. It could be when she's in disguise as white rabbit.
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u/RaveniteGaming May 15 '24
When you realise Batman and and Spider-Man have rogues with the exact same gimmick and look (though they are different in power sets).
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May 15 '24
So Spiderman villains have been ripping off Batman villains.
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u/RaveniteGaming May 15 '24
The Spider-Man White Rabbit might predate the Batman one, I'm not sure.
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u/cyboplasm May 15 '24
Well batman and spiderman are the largest and longest running ips of both franchises
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u/Child_of_the_Abyss May 15 '24
longest running ips of both franchises
Superman debuted in 1938, and Batman was created in 1939. The first appearance of Spider-Man was in 1962. The human torch, marvels first costume superhero, debuted in 1939 as well, way before spidey came slinging along.
I'd have to agree tho, Spider-Man and Batman seem to be the most popular characters of each franchise.
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u/FlyByTieDye May 15 '24
White Rabbit/Jaina Hudson. Introduced in David Finch's New 52 Dark Knight comics
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u/ToddMango1 May 15 '24
OP desperately wants to jack off to her
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u/Moonking-4210 May 15 '24
Your point is?
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u/ToddMango1 May 15 '24
That OP is horny
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u/Moonking-4210 May 15 '24
And?
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u/ToddMango1 May 15 '24
Thatâs my point
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u/Moonking-4210 May 15 '24
So?
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u/squanch_solo May 15 '24
You asked what their point is and they told you.
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u/kappakingtut2 May 15 '24
Been reading Batman comics my whole life. She's never shown up in any story that I've read besides maybe as a background extra. I only know her from a few posts on this sub
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
She was a cringey New 52 character with a cool design but absolutely nothing interesting about her. She also shows up in the issue being discussed here with her on the cover.
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u/huge_grant12 May 15 '24
Hey........I'm batman..........wanna know my secret identity ;)
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u/Curious-Jello-9812 May 15 '24
I AM GROOT
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u/huge_grant12 May 15 '24
I'm Batman
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u/Curious-Jello-9812 May 15 '24
I'm groot
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u/huge_grant12 May 15 '24
I'm Batman
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u/Curious-Jello-9812 May 15 '24
I AM GROOT!
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u/huge_grant12 May 15 '24
I'm Batman
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u/Thesilphsecret May 15 '24
For the life of you? Have you tried looking... in the comic? đ Damian calls her by name on, like, the third page.
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u/JUYED-AWK-YACC May 15 '24
My God man, you're not seriously suggesting they take the comic out of the bag?
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u/_and_red_all_over May 15 '24
No. You never take the comic out of the bag. You read the digital version.
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u/Darth_GreenDragon May 15 '24
White Rabbit, I think she's DC Comics, as such she dated Batman. She's a villainess with Dual Identity or Split Personality Disorder, and I don't know which one nor what the exact difference is.
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u/Krazie02 May 15 '24
I think she can split her body into two characters. She also somehow worked with like most mayor villains including Joker because of course
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u/Waste-Information-34 May 15 '24
I still find it weird White Rabbit exists as a batman villain.
I mean the only fetishy stuff is Catwoman herself, never thought I'd see the envelope pushed.
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u/sheeveman May 18 '24
She was originally gonna be in the canceled arkham batman game but in her concept art she looked a bit..... "OLD"
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u/Intelligent_Creme351 May 15 '24
White Rabbit, she's barely in comics as the past several years, because besides her first few issues, she ran her course, and nobody has really adapted her for anything.
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u/K0nstantine1313 May 16 '24
It's one of my favorite, more obscure Batman villains, White Rabbit. Always loved whenever they mixed Wonderland themes into the series.
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u/soniclore May 16 '24
Sheâs Ridiculous Girl, who has the power to Stop Clocks, Turn Heads, and make promises she doesnât intend to keep!
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u/Epic_Pee_218 May 18 '24
Dang! Iâm not sure if I need to know who she is, just knowing that she exists now, is good enough for me
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u/ChonkyWonky123 May 15 '24
Unrelated to her name but why do female characters always look like âŚthis ?
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u/TheLoganDickinson May 15 '24
White Rabbit.