Batman: Harley Quinn

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The definitive collection of one of DC Comics's most popular characters is here in Batman: Harley Quinn! This graphic novel collects Harley's greatest DC Comics tales including her DC Universe debut story. Fresh on the heels of her bestselling New 52 series, Batman: Harley Quinn includes many stories by Paul Dini, who created the character for Batman: The Animated Series! Don't miss the greatest hits of the most mischevious and controversial character at DC Comics! Collects Batman: Harley Quinn #1, Joker's Aylum II: Harley Quinn #1, Batman Gotham Knights #14, #30, Batman: Black & White #1, #3, Detective Comics #831, #837, Detective Comics: Harley Quinn #23.2, and Legends of the Dark Knight 100-page Super Spectacular #1.

Audience
adultyoung adult
Length
short · 48 pages

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