Harleen Quinzel

Harleen Quinzel, better known as Harley Quinn, was a promising psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum who became dangerously obsessed with her most notorious patient, the Joker, ultimately abandoning her career and sanity to become his devoted accomplice and a villain in her own right.

Meet Harleen Quinzel — a Modern Age figure who made her catalog debut in the French-market Spécial DC #10 in 2000, brought to the page by Henry Gilroy, Studio Semic, and Ramón F. Bachs. Over a publishing span stretching all the way to 2026, she's turned up across 21 appearances in Urban Comics' catalog, most notably in Harley Quinn The Animated Series, Batman - Damned, and Batman - Cher Detective. The company she keeps is nothing short of iconic — her pages are populated by the likes of Batman, Bruce Wayne, Robin, Batgirl, and Harley Quinn herself, placing her squarely at the heart of Gotham's most compelling stories. For readers exploring the French-language side of DC's universe, Harleen Quinzel is a fascinating thread worth pulling.