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Lashina is a supervillainess and Goddess warrior appearing in comics published by DC Comics.

Created by Jack Kirby, the character first appeared in Mister Miracle #6 (January 1972).

Lashina was raised a warrior in Granny Goodness's orphanage, and took over leadership of the Female Furies when Big Barda left Apokolips for Earth. Though the Furies initially stayed on Earth to aid Big Barda and her lover, Mister Miracle, they soon returned to Apokolips to take their punishment for their betrayal of Darkseid. Lashina is then given leadership over the Female Furies by Darkseid, much to fellow Fury Bernadeth's annoyance. During a mission to capture Glorious Godfrey, a New God that had been imprisoned on Earth, Lashina was betrayed by Bernadeth as the Female Furies were escaping through a boom tube. Caught in an explosion, Lashina is sent flying into the swamp surrounding Belle Reve Penitentiary. Surviving the blast, she remained in the swamp until an opportunity to save an injured member of the Suicide Squad, a United States government agency that uses super powered beings to fulfill black ops missions, presents itself. Using the opportunity to ingratiate herself with the team and claiming to be suffering from amnesia, Amanda Waller allowed Lashina to join. Quickly dubbed Duchess by the support staff due to her haughty demeanor, she became a critical part of the Squad and participated in almost every one of the team's missions during her time as a member. Eventually, she engineered a return to Apokolips and convinced many members of the Squad to come with her, while others she outright kidnapped. The plan ended in a battle against Apokolips forces once the group lands on the planet's surface. Multiple Squad members were killed, including Doctor Light. When the Anti Life Equation takes effect across the globe, several superheroines and villainesses are taken under Darkseid's power and are transformed into the new Female Furies. Catwoman apparently becomes the new Lashina, wearing an outfit similar to hers. In the aftermath of the series, Lashina is presumably reborn on Earth 51, along with the rest of the Jack Kirby created characters.

Lashina makes her first appearance alongside Granny Goodness in issue #8 of Infinity Man and the Forever People. During the Darkseid War, Lashina and Kanto traveled to Earth to hunt down the renegade amazon Myrina Black. Later, after Darkseid had been enslaved by his daughter Grail, Lashina and the other Female Furies accepted an offer from Big Barda to help defeat Grail as well as to protect Barda's husband, Mister Miracle. Lashina participated in the final battle against Grail and Darkseid, which resulted in the pair's defeat. Lashina then left for Apokolips with the rest of the Furies, including Barda.

After the events of the "Darkseid War" left Apokolips without a ruler, Lashina joined Granny Goodness and several other Furies who had remained loyal to Darkseid on the outskirts of the planet called the Deadlands. She later participated in the battle against Kalibak's forces, though she was eventually defeated by her teammate Lois Lane after the Furies turned on the human when she revealed her relationship with Superman. Lashina was imprisoned on Apokolips with Stompa, Mad Harriet, and Granny Goodness when Superman became ruler of the planet. At some point later, Lashina and her comrades were freed from their imprisonment by Darkseid, who had been slowly regaining his power on Earth. Along with the other Female Furies, Lashina was assigned to seek out mystical artifacts that would further empower Darkseid. Steve Trevor and his team of soldiers called the Oddfellows prevented Lashina and the Furies from stealing the relics, and in the ensuing battle Lashina, along with Mad Harriet, was captured. Both Lashina and Mad Harriet refused to answer Wonder Woman's questions about Darkseid's plans which led to Wonder Woman freeing the two Furies and attempting to battle them for answers. The battle was interrupted by Darkseid, who had transported a chunk of the A. R. G. U. S. headquarters to his lair in the Amazon jungle. During the chaos, Lashina battled the soldiers of A. R. G. U. S. and later fled when Darkseid was apparently killed by Wonder Woman. During the escalation of the war between Apokolips and New Genesis, Lashina attended the birth of Jacob, the son of Big Barda and Mister Miracle. Granny Goodness soon took an interest in Harley Quinn, sending Lashina and Bernadeth to recruit the former criminal. While Lashina distracted Quinn, Bernadeth pricked her in the back with a knockout poison. The two then took Quinn to Apokolips where she officially became a Fury.

Lashina has the conventional attributes of all the New Gods. She is extremely long lived and superhumanly strong, immune to all earthly diseases and resistance to conventional injury. Lashina can lift at least 40 tons and her incredible physiology gives her superhuman endurance. Lashina has had intensive training in unarmed combat. She uses steel whips that she can charge with electricity and also can destroy even metallic objects easily.

Lashina is a member of Big Barda's space pirates.

Lashina appears in the story "Dig For Fire" in the anthology series Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman. After discovering that Wonder Woman had traveled to Apokolips to save two of her amazon sisters, Lashina along with Stompa and Mad Harriet tracked her down. The Furies refused to speak peacefully to Wonder Woman, and in the ensuing battle, the heroine was shot in the neck by an explosive dart from Bernadeth and thrown into the fiery pits by Stompa. When the Furies reported back to Darkseid, he was displeased that they had killed her rather than executing her publicly. Wonder Woman, still alive, managed to save her sisters. The Furies once again battled the amazon, though the battle ended when Darkseid killed the two amazons and allowed Wonder Woman to return to Earth.

Lashina appears in Superman: The Animated Series, voiced by Diane Michelle. This version is the leader of the Female Furies, serving directly under Granny Goodness. When Superman is brainwashed into thinking he was raised by Darksied, Lashing and Superman develop a romance; it was geniune on her part, feeling sad to part with him when he breaks free of the conditioning. There were plans to have Lashina return in the Batman Beyond era and inform Superman that they had a son together; though this didn't come to fruition. Lashina makes a non speaking cameo appearance in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Alive!". Lashina appears in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode "Duel of the Double Crossers! ", voiced by Nika Futterman. This version serves Mongal and develops an interest in Jonah Hex. Lashina makes a cameo appearance in the Smallville episode "Abandoned", portrayed by Jonel Earl. Lashina makes a non speaking appearance in the Justice League Action episode "It'll Take a Miracle". Lashina appears in the Young Justice: Outsiders episode "Influence".

Lashina appears in Superman/Batman: Apocalypse, voiced by an uncredited Tara Strong. An alternate universe incarnation of Lashina makes a cameo appearance in a flashback in Justice League: Gods and Monsters. Lashina appears in DC Super Hero Girls: Intergalactic Games, voiced by Jessica DiCicco. Lashina appears in Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Brain Drain, voiced by Meredith Salenger. Lashina, also known as Backlash, appears in Lego DC Super Hero Girls: Super Villain High, voiced again by Meredith Salenger. This version works for Lena Luthor.

Lashina appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Jen Brown. Lashina appears as a character summon in Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. Lashina appears as a support card in the mobile version of Injustice: Gods Among Us. Lashina appears as an unlockable playable character in Lego DC Super Villains, voiced by Grey Griffin.

Lashina received a 3.75" action figure in the DC Universe: Justice League line in 2005 as part of the "Attack From Apokolips" three pack alongside Darkseid and Mantis. Lashina received a Lego figure in the DC Super Hero Girls: "Lashina's Tank" set.

Lashina appears in DC Super Hero Girls, voiced by Jessica DiCicco.