Harley Quinn
(2000)
Vol. 1
While Harley Quinn had appeared in comics before - most notably in 1994's Mad Love graphic novel - she finally got her own regular title 8 years after her debut in TV's Batman: The Animated Series.
The double-sized first issue dealt with Harley's twisted relationship with the Joker, as she disguised herself as Poison Ivy to help break him out of Arkham Asylum. After nursing the Joker back to health, Harley tried to impress him by sabotaging a fairground based on heroes and villains only to be nearly killed by the Joker in the process. By the end of the story, Harley had stopped the Joker's plans and was beginning to question her love for the Clown Prince of Crime.
Harley Quinn ran for 38 issues, from 2000 to 2004.
The series has been collected in trade paperback:
The double-sized first issue dealt with Harley's twisted relationship with the Joker, as she disguised herself as Poison Ivy to help break him out of Arkham Asylum. After nursing the Joker back to health, Harley tried to impress him by sabotaging a fairground based on heroes and villains only to be nearly killed by the Joker in the process. By the end of the story, Harley had stopped the Joker's plans and was beginning to question her love for the Clown Prince of Crime.
Harley Quinn ran for 38 issues, from 2000 to 2004.
The series has been collected in trade paperback:
- Vol. 1: Preludes and Knock-Knock Jokes (#1-7);
- Vol. 2: Night and Day (#8-13 and Harley Quinn: Our Worlds at War #1);
- Vol. 3: Welcome to Metropolis (#14-25);
- Vol. 4: Vengeance Unlimited (#26-38).
Harley Quinn #1
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Harley Quinn #38 (Final issue)
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Vol. 2 (New 52)
A solo ongoing for Harley Quinn in The New 52.
The series launched with a less-than-ordinary #0 issue (November 2013), where Harley, wanting her own series again, repeatedly broke the Fourth Wall, discussing what she'd like out of her book with the writers, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti. Each page was drawn by a different all-star artist such as Adam Hughes, Jim Lee, Darwyn Cooke, etc. and Harley would evaluate each, stating what she liked or didn't like about their style, and ultimately "picked" Chad Hardin to be the (first) artist on her ongoing series.
The series launched with a less-than-ordinary #0 issue (November 2013), where Harley, wanting her own series again, repeatedly broke the Fourth Wall, discussing what she'd like out of her book with the writers, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti. Each page was drawn by a different all-star artist such as Adam Hughes, Jim Lee, Darwyn Cooke, etc. and Harley would evaluate each, stating what she liked or didn't like about their style, and ultimately "picked" Chad Hardin to be the (first) artist on her ongoing series.
Harley Quinn (Vol. 2) #0
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Harley Quinn (Vol. 2) #1
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Harley Quinn/
Power Girl
(2015)
This 6-issue mini-series (2015-2016) is a continuation of the Power Girl guest star arc within Harley Quinn. Technically, the entire story takes place in between two panels of Harley Quinn #12, where Harley Quinn and Power Girl are briefly transported out of their home dimension.
Harley Quinn/Power Girl #1 (August 2015)
Harley's
Little Black Book
(2016)
Harley's Little Black Book takes a page from the Harley Quinn And Power Girl mini-series, with each issue chronicling a team-up between Harley and a different DC character.
Harley's Little Black Book #1 (February 2016)
