a b c d e f Errico, Marcus (September 23, 2017). "#BatmanDay: The strange but true history of Harley Quinn revealed!". Yahoo . Retrieved August 21, 2021. Beautiful Dreamer: In issue 2, Ivy wakes up in bed with a sleeping Harley surrounded by several cuddly cats and dogs. She says "Aww…my cute little psycho" and kisses Harley's cheek before wandering off. Attention Deficit... Ooh, Shiny!: Happens to Harley a lot. In one issue she plans to break into Arkham to rescue Ivy, but is distracted by the pizza in the restaurant she parachutes into. Even the Girls Want Her: After watching Harley (non-fatally) mow down a group of rival derby girls with her car, one of her teammates remarks "Wow. That was kinda hot."

Psycho Ex-Girlfriend: For a time, Jimmy Olsen of all people dates Harley without realizing who she is. This does not end well for Jimmy when it doesn't work out. In Love with Your Carnage: Summer absolutely loves how brutal Harley can get in the roller derby - and out too, as seen by her reaction when Harley takes her car and runs over a rival team who had just defeated the Bruisers in her absence in #4. The others are pretty horrified, but Summer thinks it was "kinda hot".In the 2008 graphic novel Joker, Harley Quinn appears as the Joker's helper and aide-de-camp. She at one point acts as a stripper (though this may be a ruse) and is never shown speaking. [149] In Batman: Damned, the sequel to Joker, Harley snaps after the Joker's mysterious death following a battle with Batman and performs surgery on herself and dressing herself to make her resemble the Joker. Harley leads the Joker's remaining henchman on a revenge mission, blowing up several buildings and taking over the GCPD building, and defacing the Bat-Signal so that it resembles the Joker's smile. Batman arrives and defeats the henchman before Harley paralyzes him with a toxin, beats him with her baseball bat, and attempts to sexually abuse him. Batman is then possessed by the Enchantress and strangles Harley against the Bat-Signal. [150] For Science!: At one point Harley and Ivy capture a meddling Thorn in Metropolis, and while having her at their mercy discover her split civilian "Rose" personality. Harley is intrigued and gets the idea to put her through even more emotional trauma to see how many times they can get her personality to split. Ivy plays along, but she on the other hand just wants to torture her for the hell of it.

Dominguez, Noah (June 28, 2021). "DC Artist Shares Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy's ORIGINAL First Canon Kiss". CBR . Retrieved October 2, 2021. The Unreveal: Weaponized in fact. Harley's Start of Darkness involved her professor's experiment killing her boyfriend, but it's never shown whether Harley shot him in assisted suicide or he just shot himself. Harley finds out the professor has been after the answer for all these years and refuses to tell him. The dream sequence from Days of Our Lives in which Arleen Sorkin plays a jester, which served as inspiration for the character's creation. Dini came across the scene while watching a VHS tape of Sorkin's "favorite Days moments", which he had received from her. [9] [12]Grunenwald, Joe (October 6, 2021). "INTERVIEW: Stephanie Phillips talks a Harley & Ivy FEAR STATE reunion, WONDER WOMAN: EVOLUTION, and more". The Beat . Retrieved November 15, 2021. Main article: Harley Quinn (DC Extended Universe) Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn in Suicide Squad (2016) I Call It "Vera": In #5, we learn that Harley calls that huge hammer "Beatrice." "She never runs out of bullets." A feudal Japanese version of Harley Quinn appears in the anime film Batman Ninja, voiced by Rie Kugimiya and Tara Strong in Japanese and English respectively. [185] [186] Unfamiliar world. No memory. Infinite battles. Join the Dark Knight in #BatmanFortnite: ZERO POINT, out now 🦇

a b Looper Staff (July 12, 2017). "How Harley Quinn Should Really Look". Looper.com . Retrieved August 22, 2021.

Adams, Tim (May 15, 2020). "Harley Quinn's Final Issue Arrives in August". Comic Book Resources . Retrieved July 12, 2021. The Brave and the Bold version of Harley Quinn appears in Scooby-Doo! & Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Tara Strong.