Harley Quinn is no longer a professor, prisoner, or multiversal traveller.
She’s back in Gotham and circling around her previous role as a rogue for the heroes of the city.
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Instead of battling Batman, she’s facing down a force just as unrelenting: gentrification.
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My body is full of DC K.O. energy! After the thrilling conclusion of our latest crossover, I’ve got a new lease on life — and it’s darker and grittier than ever!
You know Batman? Well, you can call me Batquinn now!
I’m like Batman, but I do things… a little differently! Bricks are gonna be flying tonight, baby!!
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Harley Quinn #71
Okay, so I mayyyy have left a little something out of that last description.
I ain’t the only Quinn in town these days. Ya see, my rational, non-fun-loving brain parts have taken a body of their own, and she’s claiming my doctorate as her own.
You can’t do that! I created Facebook! What do you mean she’s wired in?!
This is a real Dr. Jackass and Ms. Hyde situation, except we both got so tired of each other that we moved out and got our own bodies!
Creative Team
- Writer: Elliott Kalan
- Artist: Carlos Olivares
- Colorist: Marissa Louise
- Letterer: Lucas Gattoni
- Cover Artists: Ro Stein and Ted Brandt
- Variant Cover Artists: David Nakayama, Guillem March; Bailie Rosenlund; Marcial Toledano Vargas
- Group Editor: Rob Levin
- Editor: Arianna Turturro
- Assistant Editor: James Reid
- Cover Price/Page Count: $3.99/32 Pages
This is a real Dr. Jackass and Ms. Hyde situation in Harley Quinn #71, on shelves and digital platforms April 22, 2026, from DC Comics