Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass #[nn]

In "Chapter One" from Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass, Jo adjusts to life in Gotham City after moving in with her grandmother—only to find her gone. Under the watchful eye of the enigmatic "queen" next door, Jo starts at Gotham High, where she forms an unexpected friendship with Ivy, a passionate activist from a family deeply involved in the city’s underground movements.

In "Chapter Two" from Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass, Harley Quinn finds herself at odds with John Kane, a fellow student who leads the school film club with a dismissive attitude toward women and diversity. When John’s parents announce plans to demolish the neighborhood where Harley and her friends live, turning it into luxury condos, tensions explode—especially after anonymous attacks target local residents. As Harley takes matters into her own hands, striking back at Millennium Enterprises, she’s aided by the masked Joker, who claims to champion chaos, and narrowly escapes the police.

In "Chapter Three" of *Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass*, Jo and the neighborhood face sudden eviction when the Kanes declare the entire block condemned with no warning. As fear spreads and hope fades, Harley takes a dangerous nighttime stand—meeting the Joker in a bold act that explodes in defiance.

In "Chapter Four" of *Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass*, Jo faces a sudden crisis when Ivy reveals the community garden—along with her home and family store—is set to be condemned. With no one believing she can make a difference, Harley vows to fight for what’s hers, even if she’s the only one standing.

In "Chapter Five," Jo finds herself caught between two worlds as Bollywood fans rally behind Ivy in her stand against the cinema club. Meanwhile, the Joker offers Harley a tempting opportunity to join him in taking down Kane Immobilier—just as her loyalty begins to waver.

In "Chapter Seven" from Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass, Jo and the other girls prepare for one final, bittersweet performance as Mama’s crew faces an uncertain future. With the Joker watching from the shadows, he sets his sights on a plan that requires a girl who can slip past security—someone like Harley, whose past might be the key to breaking into Kane Enterprises.

In "Chapter Eight" from *Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass*, Jo finds herself caught between loyalty and conscience as the community she’s grown to care for faces an unthinkable threat. With the fate of the neighborhood—and the garden she’s helped protect—hanging in the balance, her choices lead to a moment of reckoning that will define her path forward.

In "Chapter Nine," Harley Quinn breaks free from juvenile detention, grabbing a baseball bat and setting out to track down the Joker, who’s vanished from his house arrest. The city becomes a tense, shifting landscape as the two hunt each other across familiar streets, their fractured past echoing in every step.