Harley Quinn Just Broke The DC Multiverse In A Major Way

The cloaked figure removes her mask and reveals they are one of the last heroes standing against Starro. With a shorter haircut, a nose ring, daggers with each card suit as a handle, a skull belt, and a long-flowing cape, Harley Quinn has seemingly replaced Batman in the new reality. The actual Quinn can’t help but be shocked at the sight, letting out a hilarious “holy hairbrained Harleyvverses, Batman!” which is a nod to the classic Adam West “Batman” series from the 1960s. The moment sets up Harley working alongside one of her most heroic forms in order to undo the damage she caused to the Multiverse.

While Harley Quinn was introduced as a villain, the poorly treated partner of the Joker, after splitting up from the Clown Prince of Crime, she ended up on a more heroic path. Quinn would do her best to leave her dark past behind her and became an antihero, trading a life solely dedicated to crime into trying to help people — especially those she could relate to. While Harley’s actions occasionally cross a line regarding violence and put her at odds with Batman, she’s done quite a lot of work on herself to rein in her most violent tendencies.

In recent DC Comics stories, Harley even became a member of the Bat Family, joining The Dark Knight during the “Joker War” arc, showing she could be a hero, cautiously earning the trust of Batman. Quinn even imagined what it would be like to be Batman’s new Robin, which never actually came to fruition.

The cloaked figure removes her mask and reveals they are one of the last heroes standing against Starro. With a shorter haircut, a nose ring, daggers with each card suit as a handle, a skull belt, and a long-flowing cape, Harley Quinn has seemingly replaced Batman in the new reality. The actual Quinn can’t help but be shocked at the sight, letting out a hilarious “holy hairbrained Harleyvverses, Batman!” which is a nod to the classic Adam West “Batman” series from the 1960s. The moment sets up Harley working alongside one of her most heroic forms in order to undo the damage she caused to the Multiverse.

While Harley Quinn was introduced as a villain, the poorly treated partner of the Joker, after splitting up from the Clown Prince of Crime, she ended up on a more heroic path. Quinn would do her best to leave her dark past behind her and became an antihero, trading a life solely dedicated to crime into trying to help people — especially those she could relate to. While Harley’s actions occasionally cross a line regarding violence and put her at odds with Batman, she’s done quite a lot of work on herself to rein in her most violent tendencies.

In recent DC Comics stories, Harley even became a member of the Bat Family, joining The Dark Knight during the “Joker War” arc, showing she could be a hero, cautiously earning the trust of Batman. Quinn even imagined what it would be like to be Batman’s new Robin, which never actually came to fruition.