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MAD HATTER

Real Name: Unrevealed

Identity/Class: Human

Occupation: Criminal, actor

Group Membership: None

Affiliations: Dormouse, White Rabbit (Lorina Dodson)

Enemies: Bag-Man (Peter Parker), Gibbon (Martin Blank), Grizzly (Maxwell Markham)

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: M.D.

Base of Operations: New York City, New York

First Appearance: Spectacular Spider-Man II#256 (June, 1998)

Powers/Abilities: Mad Hatter was a normal human being without any superhuman abilities. As an actor he would've had good stage and vocal presence and the ability to enter into another character.

Height: 5'5" (by approximation)
Weight: 190 lbs. (by approximation)
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Red

History:
(Spectacular Spider-Man II#256 (fb) - BTS) - Unable to get a super-villain to partner up with her, infamous criminal White Rabbit sought out two out of work actors to play her partners as the Mad Hatter and Dormouse.

(Spectacular Spider-Man II#256 - BTS) - Seeking to raise her status as a criminal, White Rabbit kidnapped the Grizzly and Gibbon, believing them to be famous superheroes that would warrant a large sum of money.

(Spectacular Spider-Man II#256) - Mad Hatter and Dormouse were present, encouraging White Rabbit as she recorded a video message for the mayor of New York City, revealing she would feed the Grizzly and Gibbon to her genetically mutated killer bunnies unless a sum of one billion dollars was paid. Mad Hatter called her performance brilliant, noting Pamela Lee couldn't have given a more moving performance, Dormouse agreed, of course.

   Sometime later that day, while waiting for the mayor's reaction, Mad Hatter asked White Rabbit how she became a criminal prompting White Rabbit to reveal her origin. Amused she called Spider-Man her archnemesis, Dormouse commented most people hadn't even heard of her. Upset, White Rabbit kicked Dormouse down after which she received word from the mayor, a counter offer of two dollars and fifty cents. Hopping mad, White Rabbit commanded Mad Hatter and Dormouse to follow her to the flying hare, planning to terrorize New York City.

   Taking flight in the White Rabbit's flying hare to exact her revenge on the city, Mad Hatter and Dormouse were responsible for dropping carrot-shaped bombs. Nauseous of the sight of blood, Mad Hatter did his best to aim away from the crowd. The bombing was stopped by the "bombastic" Bag-Man who in reality was Peter Parker who tried his best to keep a low profile. After easily defeating White Rabbit's gang Bag-Man went after Mad Hatter and Dormouse who quickly surrendered, dropping to their knees. The duo told Bag-Man they were only hired because White Rabbit couldn't get any real super-villains. Enraged she was betrayed by the duo, White Rabbit appeared on a bunny-shaped killer robot attacking Bag-Man and the duo. Mere moments later the Grizzly and Gibbon appeared, having freed themselves, they attacked and defeated White Rabbit. Bag-Man, who only faked being unconscious had tied Mad Hatter and Dormouse together in order to be brought to justice.

Comments: Created by J.M. DeMatteis (writer), Luke Ross (pencils), Dan Green (inks).

Mad Hatter's persona was, of course based on Alice in Wonderland.

Profile by MarvellousLuke

CLARIFICATIONS:
Mad Hatter has no known connections to


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Spectacular Spider-Man II#256, p3, pan7 (main image)
Spectacular Spider-Man II#256, p15, pan1 (dropping bombs from the flying hare)


Appearances:
Spectacular Spider-Man II#256 (June, 1998) - J.M. DeMatteis (writer), Luke Ross (pencils), Dan Green (inks), Ralph Macchio (editor)


First Posted: 05/25/2020
Last Updated: 05/25/2020

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