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Queen of Fables told the Big Bad Wolf to get Harley, only for King Shark to kill and eat his innards. Harley then got inside his pelt and walked to the Queen of Fables like normal, only to rip out of her disguise and bat Queen of Fables' head literally off of her shoulders, killing her. Poison Ivy then arrived, now a giantess, but so too did another plant monster, who kidnapped Harley. Ivy ran after and killed the monster and caught Harley as she fell. With Harley in Ivy's hand, they finally reconciled as Harley admitted she was not good at having people that were actually good for her in her life but promised to better from now on. While laughing together, a flagpole shot from the Joker's tower bolted through Ivy's chest, at which point she shrunk down to human size again and died in Harley's arms, surrounded by a bed of flowers. The Joker's laughter rolled over the landscape, saying "oops", and in response, Harley screamed in rage and loss. Harley Well, people change. Ivy Yeah, yeah, people do change. I mean, look at you. What you did for me today. You, you showed me the Harls I always wanted to see, you know? Harley You-you don't think I'm chaotic and crazy and make a bunch of messes? Ivy No, you definitely do that but you're trying to grow, and actually doing it. And that, I mean, for me that's what matters. Harley I love you, Ive. Ivy I love you too, Harls. Harley's obsession with Joker is broken for good after he murders Ivy right in front of her. Despite this, Harley instantly recognizes a "normal" Joker in " All the Best Inmates Have Daddy Issues", although after she pushed him in acid to restore his memory, they act more like squabbling siblings, as Harley is no longer interested in him romantically, having fallen in love with Ivy instead. Harley was unnerved by Ivy's mindless assault and was forced to flee and dodge. She repeatedly tried to convince Ivy to stop, but was nearly killed if not for Kite Man intervention, saving her from Ivy. In the air, Harley had him watch his hands as he explained that Doctor Psycho had mind-controlled Ivy. Harley then assured him that the wedding would still happen and that they'd defeat Doctor Psycho. At his apartment, Harley wanted to somehow destroy Psycho's helmet, but Kite Man cautioned her that getting close would allow him to control them as well. Harley and Ivy had made themselves at home at the Fortress of Solitude, hiding from Commissioner Gordon and watching a porn parody of themselves, marveling over the fact it had only been two weeks since they got together. A hologram of Superman's dead father suddenly appeared scolding them for being there and watching a dirty movie. He called up Superman who appeared in his place at which point Harley blew a hole in the side of the wall, and the two of them headed out towards Wonder Woman's invisible jet. After Ivy asked what they should do next Harley announced what she has dubbed the "Eat, Bang, Kill tour": including them traveling the world, stealing and heisting, frauding Gordon out of money, having sex and sunbathing.
Darkseid I sense a great pain in you. Harley Nope, no pain. I'm good. Darkseid An anger, born from a want. A want that was not met. Harley If we could just move on to the-- Darkseid Are you trying to fill an empty hole in your life, Harley Quinn? Harley What is this guy, my therapist? Darkseid There are some holes that not even an army of Parademons can fill. Harley Definitely not. All my holes are filled up to the brim. [silence] Harley Nothing? Really? I like that Harley's human side is again highlighted and her being a psychologist is given due and discussed. There is tidbits of stories and follow ups from Harleen that see maybe like the seeds of more stories- so here's to hoping. Gordon Feels like you're overcompensating for something. Harley Why is everybody up my ass about that? Nothing happened! This is just my Wednesday, bitch. Gordon Not buying it. This is just a silly story where Harley is desperate to defeat Robin in a pet show with her hyenas, Bud and Lou. Harley definitely comes off as over-bearing and selfish. As someone who is trying so desperately to win something, but keeps falling on her face, however, we can feel some sympathy for her in the midst of her ridiculousness. Striking the right balance between silly, villainess, and slightly sympathetic? That sounds like Harley Quinn to me!Harley and Ivy then enjoyed a night out at a fancy restaurant, using make-up to disguise their identities. In the middle of their romantic evening, Hush butted in and began aggressively flirting with Harley and refusing to take no for an answer, causing Ivy to see red. A violent fight broke out where between Hush and Ivy as Harley recapped the story of their day to another patron, JT. As Ivy managed to get Hush tied up, Carmine Falcone arrived, urging her not to waste her evening killing him. As a compensation, Falcone offered to pay for their meals, a hotel honeymoon suite, and buy out Blüdhaven Thrill Park, which they then use to torture Hush mercilessly and continue their romantic evening. After a good night, they got frisky on the hood of their car. Later that night, Harley and Ivy broke into Nightfall's house although it took some convincing from Harley as worried about being there uninvited. Harley begged her and she eventually relented and they spent the night. However, in the morning, as Harley was preparing breakfast she was confronted by Livewire, Nightfall's girlfriend, who suddenly appeared out of the toaster. Livewire furiously questioned Harley about what she was doing there and got more and more angry as Harley avoided the question and asked about her relationship, although she calmed down upon seeing Ivy. They sat down and explained their situation and Ivy apologized. Not ready to accept her apology yet, Livewire threw them both out. The Penguin gave his umbrella to his nephew Joshua to shoot Harley, but when Joshua asked for her last words, Harley easily eroded the 13-year-old boy's confidence by questioning whether he could actually hit her rather than miss and embarrass himself. She continued a running commentary about how his hand was trembling, how he probably never drunk a beer before, or even "finger blasted a girl". Overwhelmed by shame, Joshua eventually broke, dropped the umbrella, and went to his mom. The Penguin himself made to shoot Harley, but Poison Ivy arrived with Kite Man and Harley broke out of her chained chair, prepared to fight. The Joker offered to allow her to live if she admitted she was nothing without him, and when she refused, battle commenced.
This story could have been interesting if it was done when Harley was a more grounded character. You’d have a girl that’s legitimately dangerous and insane out for revenge on the people who wronged her in the past. However, this is written and drawn like a Y. A. novel with no depth beyond “beat up your bully!” This doesn’t make too much sense since Harley herself is a crazy and violent person who is awful to be around.
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Queen of Fables agreed to help Harley steal the force field from S.T.A.R. Labs, but soon began to unnerve Harley's Crew with her brutality. Harley insisted on continuing however, using Queen of Fable's conjured mouse for the mission while Queen of Fables herself distracted a family who had seen them. After successfully pulling off the mission, Harley was horrified to return to a bloody massacre of the entire family reunion. Although she saw one survivor who appeared to be a little girl, she claimed not to see any survivors so that Queen of Fables would not kill another person. At Ivy's insistence, Harley attempted to gently dismiss Queen of Fables from their group, but Queen of Fables became offended at Harley's insistence on not crossing her "line" of killing innocents and left in anger. That said, once again, I will no longer be compromising with these books. I’m not talking about religion or politics here; I’m talking about comics. I should never have felt the need to water-down my opinions on how this character has been used and destroyed, and neither should anyone else. Without further delay, let’s get on to this review. “Deeply Strange Adventures” by Gail Simone and David Baldeon Expert Combatant: Harley is an exceptional and fearless fighter, being able to hold her own against opponents such as Aquaman and the android at the Villy Awards.
As she lamented that she would need the entire Justice League to stop Doctor Psycho, the Joker chimed in that he remembered having a book with the entire Justice League trapped inside - although he couldn't remember where. She brought them to the Ace Chemicals factory to jog his memory, and although she desperately tried to get him to remember, he could not, so she pushed him into the vat of acid to restore him to his former self. During the third season, Harley learns to function in a health romantic relationship with mutual support, honesty, and agency. During an adventure in Batman's mindscape, she finds appeal in being on the side of good. [7] After Ivy assures her that having different goals doesn't mean they will lose each other, Harley gives up villainy to join the Bat Family. She also rediscovers her love of psychology as she offers to continue be Bruce Wayne's therapist during his time in prison. [8]
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Through this story, we get a natural and HONEST exploration of the matter of Harley trying to make up for her mistakes from the past. Gordon is portrayed very much in character as someone who would have a hard time ever forgiving Harley. Harley, however, is portrayed as someone who is going to have an even harder time ever forgiving herself. Hello? Is that character depth I see for Harley Quinn? Finally?!? In case you can’t tell, this version is based off of Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Connor’s work. I don’t know how often I need to describe how this portrayal was the worst thing to ever happen to Harley Quinn. Their version of the character was basically a self-insert of a middle-aged couple who makes poop, sex, and pop culture jokes that are funny to mostly themselves, and I suppose to Gail Simone as well. Reading this kind of stuff is like pouring sewage into one’s mind. It’s the kind of writing that has made Harley so hated over time. W) Zoe Thorogood, Sean Lewis, Kyle Starks (A) Zoe Thorogood, Hayden Sherman, Chris Schweizer (CA) Joe Quinones
Written by Bilquis Evely, Matheus Lopes, Justin Halpern, and Speremint When the women of a medieval village reach their breaking point about their men's abusive ways, they make a terrifying choice…to enter the woods and conjure the spirit of the Harlequin! Harley Quinn animated series executive producer Justin Halpern and rising star Kath Lobo let Harley loose on a prison transport plane, intent on punishing the villain who let out a stinky fart. And WebTOON creator Speremint shows what happens when Harley comes face-to-face with an internet impostor! You built this beautiful place, it's your baby. I thought you'd get excited, maybe we'd mess around a little bit. Come on, let's have sex in your baby! ❞ — Harley Quinn to Poison Ivy I have friends that love and care about me. I'm moving on with my life with the people that matter. And that ain't you, puddin'! ❞ — Harley Quinn.Harley's psychotic personality was ingrained from her childhood and deepened when she met the Joker, forming an unhealthy attachment to him. With Ivy's intervention, Harley gradually recognizes Joker's abusive behavior towards her, and that she has to be independent to be healthy, manifesting as a desire to join the Legion of Doom. However, " Being Harley Quinn" reveals Joker to be rooted deep in her subconscious, meaning that her attempts to prove herself independent were subconsciously motivated by a desire to prove herself to him; his influence over Harley is so powerful that she relapses after joining the L.O.D., which alienates her allies. Deep in the ocean, Harley and her crew have just stolen a cache of Atlantean jewels from the Atlantis Museum of Art, with Clayface pretending to be Aquaman to misdirect the guards. However, Aquaman himself apprehended them on the ocean surface, and it required Poison Ivy's arrival and tying him up in seaweed for Harley and her crew to escape. Their exploits made the news and afterward, the Legion of Doom became interested and invited Harley for consideration into the Legion of Doom, and Harley guilt-tripped Ivy into coming along to see it. Scarecrow took them on a tour of the building and Harley and her crew were instantly smitten with the place, although Ivy disdained it. Harley then jumped through the laser beams surrounding the motorcycle itself using gymnastics, but noticed an even more secure inner area past where the motorcycle was stored. Despite Doctor Psycho's protests, she abandoned the bike and stole a device from the inner area and called an audible to draw away the police. In the process of escaping however, Clayface had his arm chopped off, which Harley insisted he leave behind so they could escape. Harley was initially pleased with the heist, but her entire crew had concerns, and the Cowled Critic lambasted her for her ineptitude, leaving behind a "member" of her own crew - Clayface's hand - for the police to interrogate. During my time reviewing at Batman News, I’ve given most comics scores of about 6 or lower. That’s because, quite simply, I don’t think most comics released today even manage to be of average quality. I’m especially harsh on Harley comics. The problems DC has with writing her character run very deep and seem to be never ending in mainstream comics. DC editorial seems not to care about doing anything to remedy the situation. (This is disheartening to me since Harley Quinn is supposed to be my favorite character).
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