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Welcome
to 'Collecting Harley Quinn', dedicated to
Paul Dini & Bruce Timm's creation:
Harley Quinn. Harley Quinn is not the
story of an honorable woman and her quest
for justice. Instead, it's a love story
gone horribly, horribly wrong. Harley
Quinn is the Joker's lovable, but
dangerous moll, and she'll do anything for
her puddin to get his way. But when she
declares her independence from "Mister J."
she will embark on a fun but dangerous
journey. This site is 100% Harley, and has
everything about her, starting from her
debut during No Man's Land all the way to
her current storyline in DC Comics weekly event, Countdown! If you have any comments,
suggestions, or contributions, please do
not hesitate to e-mail me at buffycomic@aol.com.
HARLEY'S LATEST NEWS
Harley Quinn is back! She resurfaced in
Batman #663, in which she helps
the Joker with a plan to kill all his
former henchmen, unaware that the
"punchline" to the scheme is her own
death. Upon realising this, she shot
him. Detective Comics #831,
written by Batman: The Animated Series by
Dini, marked her first primary appearance
in a One Year Later storyline where she
has apparently reformed, and when she is
kidnapped and granted a job as a
henchwoman for Sugar, the new female
Ventriloquist, she turns her down out of
respect for original Ventriloquist Arnold
Wesker's memory, helping Batman and
Commissioner Gordon foil the imposter's
plans. In Birds of Prey #105,
Harley Quinn joined the ranks of the
Secret Six, replacing the Mad Hatter, but left soon after. She would turn up in Countdown to Final Crisis, where Harleen is shown to be presiding in an Amazon safehaven, where she has been seemingly cured of her madness. When the Amazons attacked America and offered women access to Themyscira and their teachings, Harley volunteered, and there she befriended former Catwoman Holly Robinson. She and Holly become friends through their adventures in the centre, Thermyscira, Apokolips and Earth-51.
Her most recent sighting has been in the all-new, hardcover original graphic novel JOKER by writer Brian Azzarello (100 BULLETS) and artist Lee Bermejo (HELLBLAZER covers).
HARLEY'S UPCOMING APPEARANCES
THE JOKER HARDCOVER: In the all-new, hardcover original graphic novel JOKER, writer Brian Azzarello (100 BULLETS) and artist Lee Bermejo (HELLBLAZER covers) – the creative team behind the acclaimed miniseries LEX LUTHOR: MAN OF STEEL – show an even darker and more disturbing side to the most dangerous man in Gotham: The Joker.
After yet another stint in Arkham Asylum, The Joker finds “his city” divided among mobsters and costumed villains. Not content to settle for a piece of the pie, The Joker vows to take back the whole damn enchilada by any means necessary. Look for appearances by a slew of Gotham’s most wanted, including gritty takes on Two-Face, Riddler, Killer Croc, Penguin, Harley Quinn and even Batman! October 29 2008.
HARLEY'S UPDATES: NOVEMBER 2008
Looks like I revamped this site just in time, Harley's popping all over the place now with her recent prominant storyarc in Countdown to Final Crisis.
This site serves as an all access guide to Harley Quinn in her many forms: the mainstream DCU version, the shortlived villain on the now cancelled Birds of Prey television series, and her two animated incarnations. Other features of this site are a complete up-to-date Chronology Index of all of Quinn's appearances, as well as a collection list of Harley's wardrobe and costumes. Don't forget to check out the news archives (on the side bar to the right) as well the Wizard Magazine's Book of the Month entry for an article on Andy Lieberman's time as writer of Harley Quinn's now cancelled monthly series.
Recent updates include an up-to-date 'Chronology' section and several additions to the 'Costumes' section, featuring Harley's new wardrobe from the Countdown series and the recent Joker original graphic novel.
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