Harley Quinn's Greatest Hits #[nn]

In "Hush, Chapter Six: The Opera," Bruce Wayne's evening at the opera with Selina Kyle, Leslie Thompkins, and Thomas Elliot takes a chaotic turn when Harley Quinn strikes the city's public spaces. As tension builds between the guests and the unexpected thief, Thomas Elliot refuses to be outdone—setting the stage for a confrontation that blurs lines between guest and criminal.

In "Holiday Story," the Gotham City Sirens trade their usual chaos for seasonal traditions: Catwoman keeps Gotham safe from petty thieves, Ivy swaps Gotham’s grime for sun-drenched beaches in Central America, and Harley Quinn heads back home to reconnect with her family. A quiet moment of warmth and routine amid the usual mayhem, this story captures the Sirens’ lives beyond the spotlight.

In "Evil Anonymous," Harley Quinn takes a surprising turn, using her sharp mind and past experiences to launch a support group for supervillains—offering a rare chance at redemption, one confession at a time. With no clear roadmap and only her own unorthodox methods, she tries to guide a roster of notorious criminals toward something beyond chaos.