Harley QuinnWhile treating patients at Arkham Asylum, psychiatrist Dr. Harleen Quinzel fell in love with Joker. The rest, they say, is history—or so we thought. Now Gotham's most notorious henchwomen is one of DC's favorite antiheroes.
Vote up the Harley Quinn comic book story arcs every fan must read
Harley Quinn has been a mainstay of cartoons, comics, and recently, film for decades. With so many years of Harley Quinn storylines out there, DC Comics has published some amazing Harley Quinn story arcs, comic books, graphic novels, one-shot issues, and stories making up some of Harley Quinn's greatest adventures. Featuring origin stories of Harley Quinn and Joker and more, these are the must read comics for all Harley fans!
Though she first appeared in the Batman: The Animated Series episode "Joker's Favor" in 1992, she has had some incredible adventures in the comics. Fortunately, many of her adventures from the cartoon made their way into the comics, which has only increased her library of villainy. Of the hundreds of books out there, these are the absolute best Harley Quinn comics published since she first stormed onto the scene. Have you read all of them or do you just know of a few? Rank your favorite, so the Internet can know once and for all, which Harley Quinn story is the best of them all!
Determined to impress her beloved, Harley decides the only way to get him to love her in the same way she does him is to kill the Bats, once and for all. Unfortunately, killing Batman is a privilege reserved only for the Joker. When he learns of her plot, her doesn't treat her very well to say the least...
After Poison Ivy finds a beaten and battered Harley Quinn in No Man's Land, she takes her back to her base in Robinson Park to learn what happened. Harley spills the tale of how she fell in love with her Puddin' only to have him nearly kill her when he realized the feeling was mutual.
This love story begins with Harley breaking her Puddin' out of Arkham so the duo can construct a roller-coaster filled with fun and deadly traps. It doesn't take long for the Joker to tire of Harley so he decides to shoot her, but learns it was Ivy disguised as Harley all along. When the Joker decides to try and finish her off anyway, Harley steps in and breaks up with him.
Ivy gets sent back to Arkham after Harley screws up a caper they were working on. Following this little screw-up, Ivy swears off working with her friend, but Harley isn't too keen on rejection. After Ivy breaks out of the asylum and heads South, Harley is right on her tail.
After more therapy than many can stand, Dr. Harleen Frances Quinzel, PhD is released from Arkham Asylum with a declaration of sanity. Determined to move on with her life, she sets out to scribe a book detailing her time with the Joker, but things aren't always as clear as they seem and ole' Mistah J may have feelings for Harley while she just might be harboring some secret affection for her former Puddin'.
Bruce Wayne heads to the Opera House to catch a show with his friends, Tommy Elliot, Selina Kyle, and Leslie Thompkins. Shortly after the show begins, the protagonist reveals himself to actually be none other than Harley Quinn who begins assaulting everyone violently. Bruce swaps his suit for his normal evening wear and confronts Harley who steals something important from Tommy.
