Harley’s sense of humor is razor-sharp, chaotic-neutral, and totally unpredictable. She’s not just there to crack wise — she weaponizes comedy. Whether she’s roasting Batman, mocking her enemies mid-fight, or dropping deadpan one-liners in a hail of bullets, Harley’s funny because she’s fearless. In Birds of Prey (2020), she narrates her own story like a…

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Harley is the perfect canvas. You can go: Her ever-changing looks (thanks, DC Comics, Margot Robbie, and HBO Max) offer fans of all genders, sizes, and vibes a chance to find their version of Harley. That inclusivity has turned her into a symbol — not just of rebellion, but of freedom. And the cosplay community…

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Harley’s infamous relationship with the Joker started as a twisted ride through codependency and manipulation. But over time, DC gave her a chance to grow past it. Through comics like Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass, Harleen, and the Suicide Squad series, fans saw her wrestle with heartbreak, reclaim her agency, and start to love someone far…

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Harley’s not your average villain. Sure, she’s set off bombs, robbed banks, and sassed just about every cape in Gotham — but look closer and you’ll see moments of deep compassion. Whether it’s: Harley’s shown that even the “worst” people can have goodness inside — and sometimes, the ones who’ve been hurt the most are…

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Harley made her unforgettable debut in Batman: The Animated Series in 1992. Voiced by the brilliant Arleen Sorkin, she was all squeaky charm and slapstick sass, a funhouse mirror image of the Joker. Back then, she was just a sidekick with a twisted crush, a woman who dove headfirst into love — and lost herself…

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