'Lucifer' executive producer Joe Henderson was able to turn his wish of an animated episode into a reality thanks to animators from HBO Max's 'Harley Quinn' series and the pandemic. Netflix released ...

When DC Universe’s uproariously violent and subversively hilarious Harley Quinn animated series comes to the streaming platform later this fall, fans of Batman’s home town will be treated to a version ...

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“We have an episode that’s a big love letter to Batman: The Animated Series,” Schumacker shared. “We even got some original backgrounds from the show that we use in the episode.” While not much else ...

You can't keep a good clown down. With Harley Quinn's original animated series debuting last November on the DC Universe streaming service, it looks like the doctor is in on Syfy starting May 3.

The episode shows the fallout of Harley breaking up with The Joker (Alan Tudyk), which leads the latter to be a sort of laughing stock among Gotham and the Legion of Doom. In the series’ opening scene ...

This R-rated Harley Quinn cartoon combines genre-savvy comedy with a more thoughtful attitude to Harley and the Joker’s relationship. The deadpan Poison Ivy is a Daria-like foil to Harley’s wackiness, ...

In the comics, Harley Quinn has loving parents who care for her. But in the Harley Quinn animated series, not so much. DC Universe has released Harley Quinn Season 1 episode 10, and we want to hear ...

Harleen Quinzel. Originally, this popular DC villain was only supposed to appear in one episode of the Batman: The Animated Series by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm. However, the quirky, yet crazed sidekick ...

While this is a cartoon, it is definitely not for children. There are adult themes, violence, and some very strong language — but it turns out Harley Quinn and her cohorts do have a line you can't ...

Way back in 1992, Harley Quinn took the world by storm after a brief part in Batman: The Animated Series. However, Harley’s increased presence on that show led to her comic book debut a year later.