Mary Ann is the main character of the Slave Labor Graphics Wonderland miniseries. The unseen in the film maid of the White Rabbit, Mary Ann must help her friend and employer escape the clutches of the forces of the Queen of Hearts and save him from execution.
Personality
Mary Ann, to say the least, is obsessed with cleanliness. She will often spend hours washing her clothes (as is revealed in the comic book); just the slightest mess on her clothes causes her to react quite violently (physically, verbally or both). She shows great concern for the White Rabbit's well-being.
Wonderland
Though she was unseen in the movie, she was the main protagonist of the comic series.
During Chapter 1, she is first seen walking along a pathway, worrying that she'll be late due to her overly-sized obsession with cleanliness (as is pointed out by her sentient feather duster). Taking a bizarre pathway (hoping it is a shortcut), she ends up at her intended destination- the White Rabbit's home. Greeting her master (and receiving a lecture from him due to her being late, as well as the news that Alice was pretending to be an impostor of her), she hands the Rabbit his gloves and reminds him that he has three minutes to get to the Queen's castle; however, worried as the White Rabbit may be, things grow worse when the Chesire Cat appears and tells them that the Queen is coming to the Rabbit's home now, believing him to be a traitor to her rule after having heard a tall tale from Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum about how the White Rabbit was plotting against the Queen with the help of Alice. Before the Rabbit can do anything, the Queen arrives. Though the Rabbit claims innocence, a stray hair of Alice's found laying on the floor doesn't exactly put him in a good position.