Haredevil

Haredevil is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character is primarily associated with the hero Plastic Man. Haredevil's origin and early appearances place him as a recurring antagonist with a penchant for elaborate schemes and often comical failures.

Haredevil is known for his distinctive appearance and often wears a rabbit-themed costume, reflecting his name. His abilities are generally human-level, but he compensates with clever gadgets, traps, and a degree of cunning. His criminal activities typically involve theft or attempts to gain power through less-than-legal means. Despite his villainous nature, Haredevil's schemes are frequently foiled by the more powerful and adaptable Plastic Man, often leading to humorous confrontations.

The character's first appearance was in Police Comics #13 in 1942, created by Jack Cole. Over the decades, Haredevil has had sporadic appearances in various DC Comics titles, often as a comedic foil rather than a significant threat. While not as widely recognized as some of DC's more prominent villains, Haredevil occupies a niche within the Plastic Man mythos as a persistent, albeit often bumbling, adversary. His enduring presence, even in minor roles, highlights the eclectic cast of characters that populate the DC Universe.