Harley Quinn by Karl Kesel and Terry Dodson: The Deluxe Edition #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Quintessence, Part 1: Shop 'Til You're Dropped!", Harley Quinn takes an unexpected turn, trading chaos for a costume and a mission to join the ranks of the good guys—starting with Batgirl. Written by Karl Kesel and illustrated by Terry Dodson, with inks by Rachel Dodson, colors by Alex Sinclair, and letters by Ken Lopez, this story follows her bold attempt to go straight, only to find that heroes aren’t so quick to welcome a new recruit with a past like hers. The cover, by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson, captures the moment with a mix of flair and mischief.
In "Night and Day," Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy flee a Gotham City gone mad to find refuge in Metropolis, only to be pursued by two monstrous astronauts sent by the Joker. With danger closing in and the city lights blurring into chaos, the duo must navigate a strange new world where even the skyline feels like a threat.
In "Bright Lights, Big City, Part 1: Welcome to Metropolis," Harley Quinn—now living under the alias Holly Chance—settles into life in the big city, right next door to Jimmy Olsen, while continuing her new gig writing a love column for the Daily Planet. With Ivy by her side and the neon glow of Metropolis all around, their quiet suburban dream begins to shimmer with unexpected possibilities.
In "The Bride of Bizarro!" from Harley Quinn by Karl Kesel and Terry Dodson, Harley Quinn finds herself unexpectedly at the center of a bizarre plan when the gang infiltrates Lexcorp to create a bride for Bizarro—necessitating a female template, and with only Harley present, the role falls to her. The story unfolds with classic Harley charm and chaotic energy as she navigates the absurdity of being the literal blueprint for a love that’s anything but normal.
In "Going Out with a Bang!", Harley Quinn finds herself unexpectedly married to Bizarro, who’s surprisingly content with the domestic life—though his idea of romance might involve smashing a few things. When a strange obituary for Harley appears in the Daily Planet, the couple must unravel the mystery before their new beginning turns into a final goodbye.
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