Harley Quinn Harleen Frances Quinzel is a fictional character that appears in comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, and first appeared in Batman: The Animated Series in September 1992. He later appeared in the Comics DC comics comics, with the appearance of the first comic character in The Batman Adventures # 12 (September 1993).
Harley Quinn is often an accomplice and Joker lover, whom he met while working as a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum in Gotham City, where Joker was a patient. His name is a play on the name "Harlequin", a character derived from commedia dell'arte. Characters have worked with fellow villains Catwoman and Poison Ivy several times, a trio known as Gotham City Sirens. Poison Ivy is known as a close friend, sometimes a lover, and a repeated Harley ally. Since The New 52, ​​â € <â € The character was originally voiced by Arleen Sorkin in various tie-ins to the DC animation world. Since then, he has also been voiced by Hynden Walch and Tara Strong either on the DC Animated Showcase or in various video games. In the television series Birds of Prey, she is portrayed by actress Mia Sara. The character made a feature film live-action debut in the 2016 Suicide Squad film, played by Margot Robbie. Video Harley Quinn
History
Creation
Introduction
Harley Quinn first appeared in the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Joker Favor", as it was originally supposed to be the animated role of the walk-on role; a number of police officers were taken hostage by someone who jumped out of a pop-out cake, and it was decided that Joker's own doing would be too strange, although he did it anyway. Dini thus creates a female sidekick for the Joker, which will be his love interest. Arleen Sorkin, former star of the soap opera Days of Our Lives , appeared in a dream sequence in the series where she was wearing a clown costume; Dini used this scene as an inspiration for Quinn. Having been friends with Sorkin since college, he incorporated aspects of his personality into character. Quinn was also inspired by the "storm but non-violent" relationship of female friends together, according to Timm.
Original story
Graphic novel 1994 The Batman Adventures: Mad Love tells the story of the character's origin. Written and drawn by Dini and Timm, this comic book is told in the style and continuity of Batman: The Animated Series. It describes Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel, PhD as an Arkham Asylum psychiatrist who falls in love with Joker and becomes his accomplice and again, girlfriend again. The story has won widespread praise and won the Eisner and Harvey Awards for Best Comedy Biggest Comic of the Year. The New Batman Adventures series adapted Mad Love as episodes of the same name in 1999. This is the second "animated style" comic book adapted for the series, with others being "Holiday Knights".
Harleen became fascinated with Joker while working at Arkham Asylum and volunteering to help take care of him. He fell in love with Joker during their session, and he helped him escape from asylum more than once. When Batman returns a badly wounded Joker to Arkham, Harleen wears a clown costume to become Harley Quinn, the Joker's sidekick. Joker is often insulting, ignorant, sick and even trying to kill Harley, but he always returns to him, sure that he really loves him.
Expanded role
After Batman: The Animated Series and The New Batman Adventures , Harley made several other animated performances. She appears as one of the four main female characters of the Gotham Girls web cartoon. He also made guest appearances in other cartoons in the DC animation world, appearing alongside Joker in the Justice League episodes "Wild Cards" and with Poison Ivy in the episode of Static Shock . "Hard as a Nail".
Harley Quinn appeared in World's Finest: The Batman/Superman Movie as a rival and foil for Lex Luthor's assistant, Mercy Graves; each taking a direct dislike for the others, at one point fought brutally with each other as Lex Luthor and Joker had a business meeting. In the movie climax, Harley connects Graves as a human shield to a combat robot designed to confront Superman and Batman, but Graves is saved by two heroes without suffering any danger.
Batman Beyond's animated film "Return of the Joker" takes place in the future, shortly after the event at Batman: The Animated Series . This includes flashback scenes in which Harley helps the Joker torture Tim Drake until he becomes "Joker Jr", a miniature version of Clown Prince of Crime; he then fell into a deep hole during a battle with Batgirl. At the end of the film, a pair of twin girls who imitate Joker were released on bail to their grandmother, who angrily berated them - they replied: "Oh, shut up, Nana Harley!" Prior to this, his costumes made several appearances in episodes in the future Batcave.
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Characterization
Harleen Quinzel
Harley Quinn, whose real name is Harleen Frances Quinzel, is described as a psychiatrist (trained as a psychologist) at Arkham Asylum in Gotham City. Gotham City Sirens # 7 (Feb. 2010) shows Harley visiting his family for the holiday season, where they are portrayed as very dysfunctional, forcing Harley into anger and going off suddenly. It is stated that the reason Harley pursues psychology is to understand his own damaged family.
The character's original story tells that as a psychologist/psychiatrist, Harleen Quinzel was assigned to the crazy criminal Joker in Arkham Asylum. Fascinated by him, he finally falls in love with Joker and becomes his lover and accomplice. He followed him with the clown's behavior and Joker's clown behavior and adopted the name Harley Quinn, a game of "Harlequin" from the characters in commedia dell'arte. Speaking with a spoken Northeastern accent, Harley refers to the Joker as Mister J and Puddin ', curiosity terms which have since been used in almost every adaptation in which two characters appear.
Appearance
Harley Quinn was first introduced in Batman: The Animated Series that appeared in the style of a clown. He was wearing a black domino mask, a white makeup, and a one color, black, and red motley outfit with a hood. Unlike Joker, Harley's skin is not always white in the animated series, as it is repeated in scenes that show Harley out of costume with normal skin skin. Like Dr. Harleen Quinzel, PhD, he is described as having blonde hair and blue eyes. He usually wears sunglasses, skirts, high heels, and white lab coats.
In the early appearance of his comic book until 2011, the character wore the original black and red one-piece costume of the animated series. In September 2011, The New 52 rebooted DC continuity. In this new timeline, Harley Quinn has an updated look that lasts until 2016. The New 52 shows Harley Quinn in black and red outfits alternating with a sleeveless top, elbow pads, tight shorts, knee pads, and boots. The color of her hair is changed to half red and half black, like the previous incarnation hats. Consistent with the new origin, the skin is bleached as it is kicked into an acid vat by the Joker.
After DC Rebirth in 2016, Harley Quinn debuted with a new look in the third volume of its eponymous series, as well as the fifth volume of Suicide Squad. Her hair color is now blonde with a blue dye on the left side and a pink dye on the right, and she sports two new clothes. One outfit consists of tight, blue and red shorts, a torn shirt, a satin jacket, fingerless gloves, mesh stockings, studded belt, and strappy shoes, much like Margot Robbie's portrayal of characters in the Suicide Squad of 2016 . The other character outfit is a two-color, black and red suit consisting of a full-sleeved top, tight pants, frosted stockings, garter belt attachments, and boots.
Harley Quinn is adorned with various tattoos, including four diamonds on his upper right thigh. Inside the DC Extended Universe, Harley and Joker have several tattoos, with Harley wearing them on the cheeks, forearms, legs, and stomach.
Transition to comic book and publishing history
After the success of The Animated Series , this character proved so popular that he finally added to the Batman comic canon . He first appeared in the original graphic novel Batman: Harley Quinn, as part of the "No Man's Land" story, although he has appeared on Elseworlds Batman: Thrillkiller and Batman: Thrillkiller '62 in 1997. Quinn's comic book version, like the Joker comic version, is more dangerous and less funny than the animated series. Though his attitude seemed tougher, Harley really showed mercy and compassion from time to time; he especially stops Poison Ivy from killing Batman, instead convincing him to leave a bound and gagged hero of a large statue. Batman was later released by Batgirl. While the comic book version of the character is still romantically linked to the Joker, more recent developments have Harley also engaging romance with Poison Ivy. Harley Quinn series writers Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner confirmed that the two characters are in a romantic non-monogamous relationship.
A series of ongoing series published by DC Comics for 38 issues from 2001 to 2003. Creators who contributed to the title include Karl Kesel, Terry Dodson, A.J. Lieberman, and Mike Huddleston. The series was dealt with him going solo, finally started the gang and then escaped from Gotham to Metropolis city with his friend Poison Ivy. Quinn died, only to be resurrected and then returned to Gotham. The series ended with Harley surrendering himself to Arkham Asylum, having finally understood that he needed help. We also studied in the # 8 edition of the comic that Harley had a relationship in college with fellow psychology student Guy Kopski who committed suicide started his obsession with Joker. Harley later appeared in the Jeph Loeb Hush series. He is next seen in a special Infinity Crisis, where he is one of the many criminals who fled from Arkham (though he fainted as he fled).
In the next One Year Later, Harley Quinn was an inmate at Arkham, at a glance at Detective Comics # 823 (November 2006).
Harley next appeared on Batman (# 663) (April 2007), where he helped the Joker with a plan to kill all his former subordinates, unaware that the "stroke" for the scheme was his own death. After realizing this, he shoots him on the shoulder.
Harley reappeared on Detective Comics # 831 (June 2007), written by Paul Dini. Harley had spent the last year filing parole, only to see his request systematically rejected by Bruce Wayne, a lay member of Arkham's medical commission. He was kidnapped by Peyton Riley, the new Ventriloquist woman, who offered her a job; Harley diverted the work to honor the memory of Arnold Wesker, the original Ventriloquist, who tried to comfort him during his first week at Arkham while Joker was still on the loose. He then helps Batman and Commissioner Gordon thwart the fraudulent plan. Although Riley escapes, Bruce Wayne is impressed with Harley's efforts at redemption, and agrees with his parole.
Birds of Prey # 105 (June 2039) reveals Harley Quinn as the sixth member of Secret Six. In issue # 108, upon hearing that Oracle had sent a record of Russian authorities from a team mate, Deadshot, killed Six employers in retaliation for their two crossings, Harley asked, "Is this a bad time to say 'I stop'?", So leave the team.
In Countdown # 43 (July 2007), Harley seems to have been reformed and shown to live in an Amazon-run women's shelter. After leaving a clown costume and clown makeup, he is now only wearing an Amazon or chiton stole. He befriends Catwoman's former substitute, Holly Robinson, and then manages to persuade him to join him at the shelter, where he works as an assistant. They were both taken to Themiscyra by "Athena" (really Granny Goodness) and started the Amazon training. Holly and Harley then meet the real Athena, and meet Mary Marvel. This group reveals Grandma's scam, and Holly, Harley, and Mary follow her as she retreats to Apokolips. Mary finds the Olympian gods, whom the grandmother has captured, and the group frees them. Harley was given power by Thalia as a gift. Upon returning to Earth, the power disappears, and Harley and Holly return to Gotham City.
Gotham City Sirens
Harley Quinn joins forces with Poison Ivy (Pamela Isley) and Catwoman (Selina Kyle) in Gotham City Sirens series. After moving with Pamela Isley at Riddler's apartment, she meets with Catwoman, who offers them three to live and work together. A new villain who tried to drop Selina Kyle named Boneblaster broke into the apartment, and the three of them had to move after they defeated her. Later, after meeting with Hush, Joker tries to kill him, apparently out of jealousy. Quinn was rescued by Ivy and Catwoman, and then it was revealed that the attacker was not the real Joker, but one of his accomplices who imitated him.
At Gotham City Sirens # 7, Harley Quinn visited his family in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn during the holiday season. Harley's father is an imprisoned impostor, and his brother, Barry, is a loser with a dead-end dream about rock stars. His mother, Sharon, wants him to stop "criminals and heroes". Dysfunctional, "horrible" experiences while visiting family caused him to return to the Gotham City hideout with Siren where Harley, Catwoman, and Poison Ivy spent the rest of the Christmas together.
After a number of adventures with Catwoman and Ivy, Harley betrayed them and broke into Arkham Asylum in order to kill the Joker for years of abuse against him. However, Harley finally chose to free the Joker from his cell, and together they arranged for a forced takeover of the facility which resulted in most of the guards and staff members being killed or held hostage by inmates.
Harley and Joker were eventually defeated by Batman and Catwoman, and the last Harley was seen being carried away while tied up in a jacket and muzzle. Shortly after, Poison Ivy barges into the Harley cell and tries to kill him for his betrayal, but instead offers to release him if he helps kill Catwoman, who has left both of his Siren friends behind in Arkham. Harley agrees, and both set out to trap Catwoman. During the ensuing battle, Catwoman says that he sees goodness in it and just wants to help. Just as Batman would catch them, Catwoman helped them both escape.
August 2016 marks the debut of the sixth edition of Poison Ivy: Cycle of Life and Death volume one, reunite Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Catwoman. Harley appeared in the inaugural edition as Dr. Harleen Quinzel, PhD. with an ongoing appearance throughout the series The New 52/Harley Quinn Rebirth
After the relaunch of its titles in 2011 in DC, the costumes and appearance of Harley Quinn were completely revamped. The New 52 shows a Harley Quinn with a sleeveless top, tight shorts, and boots. Her hair color has also turned into a half red and half black and her bleached skin is the result of being kicked into an acidic tub by the Joker.
After a fight with the Joker, he goes into a murderous madness, directed at the person in charge of the Joker prison. Taken by Black Canary, he is forced into the Suicide Squad by Amanda Waller. However, when he discovers that the Joker is rumored to be dead, he takes on more of his chased victims, and betrays Suicide Squad, he places their safety and secrecy at risk by handing himself into the Gotham Police Department in a plot. to gain access to the skinned Joker's face. The plan apparently paid off, and he managed to recover his face, though in further psychotic episodes, Harley captured and tied Deadshot and placed the skinned Joker's face over Deadshot's face, so he could do a "conversation" with his dead lover. Deadshot lured the Harley in close proximity, shooting and wounding him during the conversation. After Joker returned to Gotham in the line of "Death of the Family" story, he forced her to disguise herself in the old Batman Red Hood costume and trick to come to the chemical plant where they first met. Batman then falls into the tank and demands Harley to tell him where the Joker is. But he just replied, crying, that he was no longer the Joker he loved.
On July 16, 2013, DC announced that the new comic book series will begin publishing in November 2013, co-authored by Amanda Conner and her husband Jimmy Palmiotti, the cover illustrated by Conner, and the story illustrated by Chad Hardin. The series has become distanced from DC's "Family Batman" publications in both tone and premise, with Harley no longer having a significant relationship either with Batman or Joker following the "Death of the Family" storyline. In this series, Harley Quinn has been a landlady on Coney Island, a part-time member of the roller derby team and has returned to his work in psychology under his original alias, pointing out that Harley's true identity is not a common knowledge in the status quo.
Under Conner and Palmiotti's writings, Harley was reinvented as an antihero, which respects human life and actively tries to improve life in its environment. Between Problem # 11 and # 13 Harley formed a brief partnership with Amnesiac Girl Power and fought King's Clock and Sportsmaster before the Power Girl's memory was restored and she left Harley on top of the Eiffel Tower as punishment for her lies. Harley tries to force a romantic relationship with Mason the tenant, but can not make a date because of the many responsibilities in his life, balancing his two jobs with his commitment to the derby roller team and his career as a crime fighter. With the support of his girlfriend Poison Ivy, Harley made amends with Mason and turned to the internet to recruit other powerful young women in the criminal team he formed. This team, consisting of young women of various ethnic backgrounds and a gay man named Harvey Quinn, then fought Captain Horatio Strong, a marine captain who became an extraordinarily powerful superhuman after eating addictive foreign seafood, in tribute to Popeye. Harley agreed to help a woman whose daughter was kidnapped by a gang in Hollywood.
Harley Quinn has featured several stand-alone specials that are not directly connected to the main series and feature multiple artists. In the early and sniffing editions of Annual , Harley briefly returns to Gotham to rescue his girlfriend Poison Ivy, as Arkham Asylum's monitoring staff has brainwashed him to create a hallucinogenic pathogen. In Valentine's Day, Harley returns to Gotham to win the prize date with Bruce Wayne (who unbeknownst to Batman) and finds herself against animal rights activists who become super evil villains. She shared a brief intimate moment with Bruce Wayne. At Coney Island, Batman tells Harley that when he still does not trust him, he admires his efforts in heroism and promises not to interfere. Harley kisses Batman and asks him to get a "lesson" about a kiss from Bruce Wayne, which Batman disguises personally.
At Futures End, a series set five years into the future, Harley sends himself to the Bahamas in an effort to save money on airfare. The plane carrying its collision over the ocean as it flew through the storm and Harley was swept away to the shore of an island inhabited by a tribe not contacted. The tribe quickly declares him a goddess and is determined to have him meet their god-king who turns out to be a Joker.
After a fight and reconciliation, Harley learned that the Joker had lived on the island as a god and made the residents dress up as super heroes and track them down while playing tricks on them. It was announced that he and Joker should be married. She was initially excited about a pending marriage until she discovered that both would be sacrificed to the island's volcano as their marriage ceremony ended.
A spin-off series entitled Harley Quinn and Power Girl was launched in June 2015. The series is set to run six problems and takes place while Harley has Power Girls amnesia sure both are criminal crime duos. The story follows the two when they were sent to the space known as La Galaxia Del Sombrero during the unseen events mentioned at Harley Quinn and later recorded their journey to return to Earth.
Harley has broken up with the Joker and has a romantic relationship with Poison Ivy.
The ongoing series continues unambiguously with the Suicide Squad in addition to his new hairstyle, dyed for him by one of the tenants at the Brooklyn apartment and some guest photos of characters such as Killer Croc and Deadshot. Harley once again meets with Power Girl and even his new Terra sidekick. He has faced some criminals from Penguin to the corrupt New York mayor and is in the process of nominating his own mayor when the previous mayor tried to solve homeless problems by feeding them cannibals. He also runs a "vigilante to hire" group which he calls Gang of Harleys and has many other allies and stalkers including Red Tool (Harley parody), Harley Sinn (former mortal enemy), and various other allies he makes along the way. The mayor retaliated by kidnapping his friend, Mason, and killing him. Harley took revenge and then he and Ivy went to visit with his family. When he returns, bats look around the city and Tony disappears. Not feeling very well after Mason Harley's death ordered his gang not to interfere and was quickly ignored. They went to Arkham to ask Langston if he was behind him, but found him rambling in his cell. But he mentioned that there was "the other". Meanwhile Harley went hunting for a bat and dropped it off just to find out that it was Tony. Moments of being kidnapped then they awaken in Langstrom's lab to find that his wife is the most recent bat and he then pokes Harley with a bat bat pot.
After that mess some old criminal friends including Penguin, The Mad Hatter, Scarecrow, Solomon Grundy, Fake Face, Mr. Freeze, and many other Batman criminals take advantage of Harley's grief over his Mason dead friend to separate him from his team.. This is a temporary measure and soon Harley frees them from the control of his mind and apologizes for some of the things he says while in the truth serum. Working with all of her friends and allies such as Killer Croc, Poison Ivy, and Power Girl Harley brought the gang down. A few weeks later Riddler showed up late for the fight, while Harley and his group were eating at the new hot dog booth of the updated New Reverend and they easily hit him as well. This is followed by One-shot where we see a ruined future where the Red Tool has tracked down Old Lady Harley in the future of Tony's cyborg request. We learn that he married almost everyone he knew at one time or another and that the world was largely destroyed when his Gang of Harleys became a few Gangs and tore into each other into flakes after Coach was killed/absorbed by Genius. Harley found his old old gang, defeated them and took control again. Then leave the Coach/Brainiac in charge and exit with the Red Tool to go home.
Controversy
In September 2013, DC Comics announced a contest for fans and artists, "Break the comic with Harley Quinn!", Where contestants must draw Harley in four different suicide scenarios. The contest invites controversy not just because it was announced ahead of National Prevention Week, but because some artists do not like Harley's sexual harassment in the fourth scenario, where Harley attempted suicide while naked in his tub. After seeing the reaction to the contest, DC apologized, saying they had to explain that it was a sequence of dreams that should not be taken seriously. In the final version, the bathtub scene is cut and replaced with a Harley that sits on a rocket while flying in space.
Harley also works with many of DC's main characters in "Harley's Little Black Book" including Zatanna, Wonder Woman, Superman, Lobo, and her own version and some other superheroes in the world where they try to kill Hitler.
DC Universe
DC Comics began the relaunch of all its titles called DC Rebirth in June 2016. In December 2017, DC chose to change its title under the name "DC Universe", using a continuity formed from DC Rebirth. In the DC Universe, Harley Quinn is featured in twice monthly volumes of its eponymous series, beginning with Harley Quinn vol. 3, # 1 (October 2016).
Suicide Squad
Harley Quinn has a recurring role in the comic book title Suicide Squad, which debuted the fifth volume with Suicide Squad vol. 5, # 1 (October 2016). Following the events of DC Rebirth, Harley Quinn sports the following two new outfits at DC Universe. She was wearing tight, blue and red shorts, a torn white shirt, a satin jacket, fingerless gloves, clean stockings, and boots. Another outfit is a two-color, black and red suit consisting of a full-sleeved top, tight shorts, opaque stockings, garter belt attachments, and boots. Harley Quinn decorated with tattoos and hair color is blond hair with a blue dye on the left side and pink dye on the right side.
The fifth volume of the ongoing Suicide Squad shows Harley Quinn as an unexpected and dangerous prisoner in the Belle Reve Penitentiary, attacking the facility's security forces when given a chance. Harley Quinn became the leader of Suicide Squad in issue # 20, after Rick Flag's apparent death. The team members under Harley's leadership include Captain Boomerang, Deadshot, Enchantress, Katana, and Killer Croc.
Strength and ability
With the help of his friend Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn is immune to various toxins. He also has immunity to Joker toxic poison and gas, as mentioned in the Batman animated series and in comic books. Harley is a trained gymnast with skillful fighting skills for many years of his criminal activities. He is also highly educated because he has a PhD in psychology.
Several times Harley has shown a relationship with animals that allows him to almost control them.
He recently used his own Joker's laughing gas in a fight with the Scarecrow.
Before the release of Batman & amp; Robin, Mark Protosevich was commissioned by Warner Bros. to write a screenplay for the fifth Batman Unchained movie directed by Joel Schumacher, with Harley Quinn. and Scarecrow as movie villain. Protosevich wrote him as Joker's daughter who took revenge for his death.
DC Extended Universe
Australian actress Margot Robbie plays Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn at DC Extended Universe, debuting in the 2016 movie Suicide Squad. Flashback reveals that Harleen Quinzel is in love with Joker while serving as a psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum. After he frees him, Joker goes on to shock him and convinces him to fall into the chemical baths that created it, thus whitening his skin and turning it into his beloved Harley Quinn. Harley helps the Joker in killing his Batman counterpart, Robin, before being imprisoned and blackmailed to join the government task force Amanda Waller consisting of super villains. At the end of the film, Joker barges into Belle Reve Prison to free Harley, and they reunite. The film received negative reviews, but critics praised Margot Robbie's performance, with many calling it a major highlight. Paul Dini, creator of Harley Quinn, said that Robbie "nailed" the character. Warner Bros. is currently working on a film focused on DC Comics' Gotham City Sirens criminals, and Robbie is ready to re-enact her role and produce this film as part of a first-view deal. Robbie is also set for Harley Quinn/Joker, Suicide Squad 2, and stand-alone movies.
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Harley Quinn has been interpreted to have dependent personality disorders as well as demonstrating usually evil anti-social behavior. Kate Roddy described Harley Quinn as "an ambitious career woman who gave her autonomy to become a loser", and discussed fans' responses to the character.
Chris Sims describes Batman's approach: The Animated Series as showing the "adventurous character version now ", and considers it an essential part of Harley Quinn's production. Chris Sims describes it as Robin the Joker.
Harley Quinn has risen to become one of DC Comics' most popular characters. The comic re-launch in 2016 sends more copies than other DC Rebirth titles and is one of the best-selling comics this year. DC Comics co-publisher Jim Lee refers to Harley Quinn as the fourth pillar in their publishing line, behind Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Harley Quinn currently starred in four separate series in progress - three eponymous titles and Suicide Squad . Only Batman and Superman have a comparable monthly performance, making the female character of Harley DC Comics the most prominent and profitable. Kevin Kiniry, vice president of DC Collectibles, said Harley Quinn has always been a top-seller and that he "can go along with Batman and Joker as one of the most requested and enthusiastic characters." In 2016, Halloween costumes Harley Quinn is classified as the most popular costume in the United States and Britain, and remains a popular subject for cosplay. To celebrate the character, DC Comics declared February as Harley Quinn Month and published twenty-two variants of Harley Quinn throughout their comic strip. The IGN 2009 list of Top 100 Book of Villains of All Time ranks Harley Quinn as # 45. She is ranked 16th in the list of "100 Sexiest Sexy Women in Comics" version of the Comic Book Buyer Manual 2011.
See also
- Hybristophilia
- List of the enemies of the Batman Family
References
Further reading
- Langley, Travis (2012). Batman and Psychology: A Dark and Stormy Knight . New York City, New York: John Wiley & amp; Children. ISBN: 978-1-118-16765-6. Ã,
- Weiner, Robert G.; Peaslee, Robert Moses (2015). The Joker: Serious Study from Clown Prince of Crime . University Press Mississippi. ISBN: 978-1628462388.
- Barba, Shelley E.; Perrin, Joy M. (2017). The Ascendance of Harley Quinn: An Essay on Enigma Crimin DC . McFarland & amp; Company. ISBN: 978-1476665238.
External links
- Harley Quinn in DC Comics
- Harley Quinn on the DC Animated Universe Wiki, an external wiki
- Harley Quinn in Curlie (based on DMOZ)
- Collect Harley Quinn
- Harley Quinn on Superman/Batman Adventures official site
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