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Spoilers for Harley Quinn # 24 by DC Comics
In new DC Comics cover nontextual matter , Harley Quinnreturns to the ' XC and have notableJokertattoos showing off her most extreme side from the epoch . In a new variant from Jonboy Meyers , Quinn sports a new but intimate costume that harkens back to her debut , where she worked alongside the Joker before breaking off from the baddie and go on her own itinerary .
BeforeHarley Quinn realized her own ego - worth and dissever from the Jokerin the pages of DC Comics , she was under the control of her abusive boyfriend . The one - sided kinship often featured the baddie using her to get what he wants - with small regard for how it would touch on Harley . During the time , Quinn sported a jester - similar costume and would do the Joker ’s bidding in hopes of gaining his affection . And in recently revealed ' XC homepage cover art , Harley Quinn devolve to the clip period with Joker tattoo that show her undying devotion to the Clown Prince of Crime .
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As part of their of late announced ' 90 homage covers , DC Comics shared a newHarley Quinn - asterisk cover from Jonboy Meyersthat gives the rooter - favourite antihero a retro look that pays protection to her time during the era . The cover graphics features an updated ' 90 costume for Quinn that is a variation of her original look . Harley smashes a comically oversize beetle , as multiple Joker tattoos can be watch , including the Clown Prince of Crime and " Ha Ha Ha " written down her subdivision .
Harley ’s iconic costume from the ' ninety , which she primitively debuted inBatman : The Animated Series , is one of her best facial expression . Meyers variant cover art takes the iconic ensemble and give it an update to make it even more of the epoch than ever before . WhileHarley Quinn has gratefully moved on from the Jokerand would likely get the tattoo covered up in the present day , see her sport the costume in modern comics would be a welcome flock - as long she ’s taking the aspect for herself and not return to her toxic relationship .
In this case , Harley Quinn would doubtless regret the tattoo later on - but the effigy is symbolical of the problematic ascendency and possession Joker had over her during the ' 90s . Eventually , Quinn would break free from the Joker and become a fan - favored antiheroin the DC Universe . But , the Modern costume cover art shew how Harley Quinn could have taken her loyalty to the Clown Prince of Crime one step further . The variance will appear onHarley Quinn#24 by DC Comics , which arrives in comic book stores in November .
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