Batman and Robin, much like the Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing, seems to be a book I'm picking up pretty much just because there's a C-List villain whom I inexplicably love appearing in it.
Although, I have to say, Batman and Robin also has some GORGEOUS art.
But Joker had Killer Moth and Batman and Robin is featuring White Rabbit.
(Though I wonder how much Joshua Willamson knows about White Rabbit?)
She's a fascinating idea with a ton of potential, if only the right writer would pick her up and explore her a little more deeply.
The daughter of an American diplomat and a Bollywood actress who can duplicate herself into an albino version of herself (aka the White Rabbit) who is gifted with stamina, speed, agility, and is a hell of an escape artist? There's some stuff to explore there.
I'm so glad she's been given a new look, too, because her original Playboy Bunny by way of Frederick's of Hollywood get-up was a little too...too. 
Oh wow. That's a deep cut. I feel like I've heard of Killer Moth more than White Rabbit
angriestbird: Yeah, White Rabbit was introduced in the New 52 era, but she never really made much of a mark. Killer Moth at least has some comics history and appears in things every once in awhile.
There are some wikis out there who, when discussing this White Rabbit, erroneously include images of Marvel’s White Rabbit, a very different character whom I also love because apparently I have a type
Oh, huh. I can see how there could be a mix-up
Yeah, neither White Rabbit is well-known enough for most to be like “Well, OBVIOUSLY this one is from this company.” Though Marvel’s is more directly based on the Alice in Wonderland version, and DC’s is just...sexy bunny. But visually, costume with mostly white elements, bunny ears. It makes sense.