James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad" makes a few changes to Harley Quinn's character. The most noticeable is that Quinn no longer has a "rotten" tattoo plastered on one side of her face. The large ...

Lady Gaga is the latest star to become iconic DC villain Harley Quinn on screen in Joker: Folie à Deux, but is she the best? Harley Quinn is a cult figure for many comic book fans, so naturally ...

The Animated Series" co-creator Bruce Timm, with veteran Batman comic scribes like Ed Brubaker and Greg Rucka in the writers' ...

Why it’s a good option for Harley Quinn fans: Once again, Tara Strong returns to voice Harley Quinn (as well as Lois Lane and a woman named Helen) in Scooby-Doo! and Krypto, Too! – yet another ...

Though Harley Quinn originated in Batman: The Animated Series, she is now a much bigger part of the DC Universe. Harley has ...

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Harley Quinn, now played by pop icon Lady Gaga, returned to the big screen in Joker: Folie à Deux. She succeeded Margot Robbie, who played the character in three different DCEU movies.

much less Harley Quinn. And now that we know Robbie’s Harley, who Gunn previously worked with, isn’t coming back, she may be on ice for a while. As for Robbie, I mean, she’s essentially the ...

In the film, Phoenix, 48, reprises his role as the legendary Batman villain while Gaga, 36, plays Harley Quinn (a.k.a. Dr. Harleen Quinzel), Joker's longtime henchwoman and love interest whom the ...

More often than not, there's a hidden meaning behind the shared ink. Take Selena Gomez's matching rose tattoo she got with actress-model Cara Delevingne in 2021. The Only Murders in the Building ...

Harley Quinn is an eternal comic book character. Since her debut in 1992, she's had a million lives through the countless iterations in the DC universe. The sequel to Phillips' polarizing "Joker ...