Origin

Jaina Hudson's father was an American diplomat assigned to India, where he met and married her eventual mother, a Bollywood actress. Jaina was raised in Gotham at private schools since she was nine. She met Bruce Wayne at a charity function to raise funds for relief in Pakistan. The two later began dating, and the mysterious White Rabbit (Jaina's pathological duplicate form) made her first appearance during a prisoner breakout from Arkham Asylum.

Creation

The White Rabbit was created by David Finch and Paul Jenkins.

Character Evolution

The New 52 / Prime Earth

The White Rabbit to be a sexy new villainess for Batman in their New 52 reboot series, Batman: The Dark Knight. The character's first appearance (both as Jaina Hudson and as the White Rabbit) was in issue #1. The two were later revealed to be the same character in issue #7.

Major Story Arcs

The New 52 / Prime Earth:

Batman: The Dark Knight

Jaina Hudson first met Bruce Wayne during a charity fund-raising party. Bruce was immediately attracted to her; they flirted with each other and agreed to go on a date. However, Bruce's commitments as Batman prevented him from seeing her.

The mysterious White Rabbit then appeared during a breakout of Arkham Asylum. She taunted Batman and the Gotham City Police Department before escaping through the corridors. It soon became clear that Batman had never witnessed the woman before, and the others he spoke to about her remained skeptical of her existence (including Commissioner Gordon and Two-Face, neither of whom had previous knowledge of her). Batman had his butler Alfred Pennyworth attempt to locate her while he tracked down and detained the other escapees. Responding to a tip-off about the location of the Joker, Batman entered a speeding train to find a host of dead clown thugs. He also found the alluring White Rabbit, but she continued to taunt him and challenged him to chase her. Batman chased her for answers, but when he finally located her again in another compartment, she was lounging with the Joker, implying that the two were working together and that she may have been responsible for the Arkham breakout.

Naturally a fight broke out between Batman and the "Joker," the latter of whom turned out to be the shape-shifting villain Clayface in disguise. After the reveal Batman was able to knock out Clayface, who toppled and landed on Batman, pinning him to the floor. While the hero was trapped, the White Rabbit sensually stroked his face as she prepared to inject him with an unknown substance (possibly the same anti-fear toxins she had infected Arkham's escapees with). She was interrupted by the arrival of the Flash. The White Rabbit fled the scene and once again was able to escape capture.

Although her intentions are still unknown, she was later seen working for the super-villain Bane and injecting new toxins into other super-villains. A short while later it was revealed that Jaina (who was now informally dating Bruce Wayne) and the White Rabbit are in fact the same person.

Dawn of DC

Batman and Robin: Father and Son

For more information see: Father and Son

White Rabbit has been sent by Shush to kidnap Dr. Kafira from the Gotham City Zeplin, but she is caught by Batman and Robin and taken to Blackgate Penitentiary. While there Shush and her gang break into eliminate the loose end of White Rabbit, but luckly Batman and Robin are there and Batman is able to get White Rabbit to safety.

White Rabbit informs him that she doesn't know the bosses plan but she can say Hush is not behind Shush. She then leads Batman to the boss's hide out where it is revealed the boss in Man-Bat and he has Robin captured.

White Rabbit helps free Robin and defeat the Terrible Trio but Man-bat and Shush get away. White Rabbit then attempts to escape before Batman and Robin can take her back to Blackgate, but she doesn't get far from the father and son duo.

Gotham City Sirens

For more information see: Gotham City Sirens

Jaina is running from the Nasty Boys and forced to split into the White Rabbit. White Rabbit gets captured by the Nasty Boys and Jaina gets caught by Catwoman. White Rabbit is taken to Punchline's XO Punch Compound while Jaina is taken to Poisin Ivy's Lab where she tells Catwoman, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy about how Punchline wanted to use her for a evil plan but she turned them down.

Jaina goes long with the Gotham City Sirens when they break into the compound to stop Punchline and she gets caught along with them, but where as they are put in cell, White Rabbit and Jaina are recombined and put under mind control.

White Rabbit is then forced to cater to some rich investors while they degrade her and make fun of her, but when they torture inocent animals, White Rabbit splits into a new personality, Dumb Bunny.

Dumb Bunny is a muscular version of White Rabbit but who is not that smart, but she uses her strength to free the Sirens and when they are attacked by a hoard of Punch XO Plant zombies Dumb Bunny helps hold them off while White Rabbit and Catwoman break into the lab.

White Rabbit rescues the animals and brings them to the final fight with Punchline, while Dumb Bunny takes down Punchline's helicopter, killing the investors.

After everything is over, Dumb Bunny and White Rabbit reform and become one again.

Other Version

Future End

Five years jump from the current day DCnU time. The White Rabbit is a member of Calendar Man's gang.

Powers and Abilities

Jaina Hundson/The White Rabbit powers are:

• Duplication

Jaina Hudson can physically separate the White Rabbit persona from herself and thus be in two different places at once. Adding to the confusion, her two separate bodies seem to exhibit distinctly different personalities, and even their appearance is markedly different: Jaina has olive skin, dark hair, and green eyes, while the White Rabbit has pale skin, platinum hair, and pink eyes. It has not been revealed exactly how her duplication power works, though it appears to be linked in some way to the White Rabbit's gloves.

She later reveals, Dumb Bunny a third personality that she can split into.

• Agility

The White Rabbit is remarkably quick and agile, being able to effortlessly outrun most pursuers (including Batman) even while wearing her trademark thigh-high boots with long spiked heels.

• Stamina

The White Rabbit exhibits virtually no fatigue when running and never appears winded. While running at full speed, she routinely taunts pursuers with "catch me if you can" and similar phrases as they struggle to keep up.

• Escape Artist

The White Rabbit has also demonstrated considerable skill at evasion, escaping numerous times from Gotham Police and even Batman himself.