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Harry March had always been more comfortable with his head hidden inside a book. He drifted through life from mundane teaching job to mundane teaching job, never really connecting with anything outside of books. And then he found a copy of Alice In Wonderland in a second hand book shop. Sure, he'd read it before, but this time a man claiming to be the Mad Hatter had knocked on his front door just as he came to part in the book where Alice comes across the Tea Party. Harry opened the door and was almost bowled down.

The Mad Hatter explained that he had been stalking Harry for months and that Harry was, in fact, an uber - just like the Hatter. It was just that Harry was so introverted and shy that he'd never noticed the power which lay in his feet. The Mad Hatter lifted Harry's legs up, and knocked him over. Harry's feet had always been a little on the large side, but the Hatter demonstrated Harry's other abilities. With a little tickle to the sole of Harry's feet, the Mad Hatter was slammed right through Harry's living room wall and into the front yard.

Harry had super strength... in his feet.

It was an unusual gift but one that Harry really wasn't willing to explore. He closed the door on the Hatter. But he hadn't counted on the crazy man's persistence. Nearly six months later, Harry agreed to try out his powers just so that he could get the Hatter out of his living room. The two men went down the street and before Harry knew what was happening, the Mad Hatter was holding up a bank.

He hated to admit it, but Harry enjoyed the thrill of robbing the bank and the subsequent chase through the streets.

When he got home again he had decided to give this Mad Hatter thing a go. It was certainly better than checking in with work every day, and he could wear a mask to hide his identity (even though no one really noticed him at work anyway apart from the kids who thought he was nerd). The two men became the founding members of Wonderland, and although March Hare has his days when everything is a bore and not worth pursuing, he has been a stalwart member of the team ever since.

The March Hare's feet are incredibly strong. They can deliver quite a thumping, often sending opponents flying into the next room (or even down to the next city block). He is reluctant to use his powers, however, and this can make him appear a little on the useless side. It often works the other way, though, as opponents are often caught off guard by the ferocity of his kicks. It usually only takes one hit to lay down an opponent.

Harry March should have been born in the 19th century. He has a definite Victorian air to him, with his pony tail and his outdated fashion sense. He always wears gloves, in or out of his villain role, but certainly cuts loose with the 19th century fashion when he steps out as March Hare. As March Hare he wears a maroon velvet coat over a green silk vest, white shirt and purple tie. He wears doe skin pants and leather boots. He also wears a small black leather domino mask and ties his hair back in a pony tail.