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Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass #[nn]
In "Chapter One" of Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass, Mariko Tamaki and Steve Pugh dive into a high-stakes moment where Harley Quinn stands at a crossroads—choosing sides between the Joker and the community she’s come to care about. With the fate of the neighborhood hanging in the balance, a shocking revelation unfolds as the Joker’s true identity is exposed, leading to a desperate act of courage that changes everything. The issue’s bold storytelling and striking visuals, brought to life by Steve Pugh’s full creative hand, set the tone for a story that’s as emotionally charged as it is unpredictable.
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As the queens pack up to leave, Ivy and her family and friends protest. Harley joins the Joker, wins entrance to Kane Tower, and lets the Joker's gang in. The Joker reveals himself as John Kane, and brags about his plan not to mount a cyber-attack, but to blow up the Tower, the community garden, and much of the neighborhood. At the risk of her life, Harley saves the garden, but is arrested on the spot. John Kane is released to his parents on bail, but the destitute Harley is sent to juvenile detention.
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