Harley Quinn #6

In "Batter Up, Part One," Harley Quinn sets out alone to find Tony after he vanishes, only to discover he’s been transformed into a man-bat. As the Gang tracks clues to Arkham Asylum—where Kirk Langstrom is cleared of involvement—Harley uncovers a dangerous plan: Francine Langstrom intends to use her serum on her next subject.

In "Batter Up, Part Two," Harley Quinn and Tony, still trapped in their animal forms, rely on their friends to rally and confront the forces behind their transformation. With Coach piecing together clues about a hidden scheme, the team races to undo the chaos—just as the Penguin watches from Gotham, smirking at the storm he’s set in motion.

In "Angry Bird, Part One," The Penguin’s ambitious move to New York City kicks off with a brutal takeover of rival crime families, backed by his monstrous penguin enforcers, Pierre and Maurice. With Gotham City on his mind, he sets his sights on recruiting a new army of villains to solidify his empire—before anyone can stop him.

In "Angry Bird, Part Three," Harley Quinn is locked in a relentless battle against Penguin’s rogues, her fury focused with startling precision—so much so that her friends begin to question her priorities. When she’s suddenly captured by Hugo Strange and False Face, the mystery deepens: what’s driving her rage, and what does she know that no one else does?

In "Angry Bird, Part Four," Harley Quinn finds herself in a deadly game of survival when Hugo Strange nearly takes her down—only to be saved by the enigmatic Red Tool. With the city's chaos escalating, she steps into the fray between Mr. Freeze and Killer Croc, trying to sway Croc to her cause in a tense standoff against Penguin’s growing mob.

In "Angry Bird, Finale," Harley Quinn rallies a ragtag army of allies to take on the Penguin’s villainous crew—complete with two towering penguins—in a high-stakes showdown across New York. With chaos and humor in full swing, she pushes forward to reclaim the city, proving once again she’s not just a sidekick but a force to be reckoned with.