Batman: Harley Quinn

Batman: Harley Quinn is a one-shot graphic novel published by DC Comics. It features fan favorite Harley Quinn - a character who had previously only ever been seen in the continuity of the DC Animated Universe. Now Harley makes her chaotic debut in the mainstream DC Universe courtesy of writer Paul Dini and artists Yvel Guichet and Aaron Sowd. This one-shot special boasts a painted cover by Alex Ross. It was colored by Tanya & Richard Horie and lettered by Willie Schubert. This issue shipped with an October, 1999 cover date and carries a cover price of $5.95 (US), 9.25 CAD.

Synopsis
Since Gotham's fall, the Joker has been relatively quiet...but that's about to change as former Arkham Asylum doctor, Harleen Quinzel, joins the Clown Prince of Crime to put him back on top. But when their unusual partnership leaves Harley a little worse for wear, she enlists Poison Ivy's help. Now the Joker and Batman are going to learn that this souped-up Harley's not going to be pushed around anymore.

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Notes & Trivia

 * UPC barcode 761941220338 00111.


 * This is the first canonical appearance of Harley Quinn in the mainstream DC Universe.


 * The cover of this volume was reproduced as a Joker & Harley statue set that retails for approximately $200 (US).


 * The 2015 feature film Suicide Squad paid homage to the cover of this issue with the Joker and Harley dancing with one another in a flashback scene.