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Barda's Crowning Moment of Awesome
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aekaI posted this on Old S_D in LJ back in the day.
( And the last page never fails to make me LOL so hard )
( And the last page never fails to make me LOL so hard )
The Best of Oracle: Phone Sex
Jul. 7th, 2011 10:47 pmaekaOne of the things I'm going to miss most about Barbara Gordon's career as Oracle after the reboot...
( Having your house broken into? Have your burglars dial 1-800-BAMBI****** )
( Having your house broken into? Have your burglars dial 1-800-BAMBI****** )
Chance @ Love Metropolis Edition
Jun. 14th, 2011 07:47 pmaekaI originally posted these at the old S_D on LJ years ago, and felt like reposting.
( Who needs to pay for a Marriage Counsellor when Harley Quinn will give you *sound* advice for free? )
( Who needs to pay for a Marriage Counsellor when Harley Quinn will give you *sound* advice for free? )
The Rainbow Knight
May. 2nd, 2011 08:12 pmebailey140With the obvious Pony in the Joker role...
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And for legality, Harley the barber.
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And for legality, Harley the barber.
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To Hell and back with Harley Quinn
Apr. 27th, 2011 05:40 pmebailey140In current issues of Secret Six, the team is in Hell. If Harley were still on the team, she wouldn't have been able to make the trip, since she's banished from that place.
How does one get evicted from Hell? Just by being Harley...
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How does one get evicted from Hell? Just by being Harley...
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Na-Na-Na-Na Bat-Harley!
Dec. 14th, 2009 02:06 amproteus_livesGreetings True Believers! Here's another classic from the crypt of S_D 1.0. The adventures of Bat-Harleygirl! It's a selection of scans from Harley Quinn #11 and #12. Harley decides to do a little cosplaying. Why? It matters not! It's Dodson art! Enjoy!
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Interrogation, Gotham City Siren style
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ebailey140.insanejournal.comIf you think Batman is rough when it comes to interrogating suspects... Well, let's just say that, when in Gotham, be very careful when going into a dark room with a lovely woman you don't know, thinking you're going to score...
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Harley Quinn contemplating
Mar. 4th, 2009 05:10 pmebailey140.insanejournal.comWhile I wasn't overly fond of Lieberman's run, there were all these individual bits I really liked, like these two pages from Harley Quinn #32...
Harley, of course, is the Trickster archetype. Tricksters, in myth, are often shape changers, so it's fitting that Harley has taken many identities over the years, many masks. At this point, she's considering walking away from the Harley Quinn persona, and slipping permanently into the Dr. Jessica Seaborn identity.
She's wondering if a certain someone else has ever considered doing the same...
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Harley, of course, is the Trickster archetype. Tricksters, in myth, are often shape changers, so it's fitting that Harley has taken many identities over the years, many masks. At this point, she's considering walking away from the Harley Quinn persona, and slipping permanently into the Dr. Jessica Seaborn identity.
She's wondering if a certain someone else has ever considered doing the same...
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Harley Quinn vs. Batman
Mar. 3rd, 2009 02:41 pmebailey140.insanejournal.comContinuing posts in anticipation for Gotham City Sirens. Here's a scene from Harley Quinn #12 which climaxes Kesel's first arc.
Kenny Two-Bear had henched for just about all the main colorful freaks in Gotham. His brother, Nixon, was a veteran of Intergang, but was new in town. They both started working for Harley, but Nix just never quite got how things worked in that city. Kenny was always warning him that things are different, there, that there are things you can do other places, but that you just don't do in Gotham if you want to survive.
Nix didn't listen, and decided to break one of those rules, namely betraying his colorful psychotic boss. Kenny doesn't like the idea, knowing the consequences, but goes along because Nix is his brother.
Meanwhile, Batman, who's been investigating for several issues (And he's especially mad about the destruction of Wayne Manor in an earlier issue, though that totally wasn't really Harley's fault) is closing in...
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Kenny Two-Bear had henched for just about all the main colorful freaks in Gotham. His brother, Nixon, was a veteran of Intergang, but was new in town. They both started working for Harley, but Nix just never quite got how things worked in that city. Kenny was always warning him that things are different, there, that there are things you can do other places, but that you just don't do in Gotham if you want to survive.
Nix didn't listen, and decided to break one of those rules, namely betraying his colorful psychotic boss. Kenny doesn't like the idea, knowing the consequences, but goes along because Nix is his brother.
Meanwhile, Batman, who's been investigating for several issues (And he's especially mad about the destruction of Wayne Manor in an earlier issue, though that totally wasn't really Harley's fault) is closing in...
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ebailey140.insanejournal.comContinuing in anticipation of Gotham City Sirens, we learn, once again, that trying to collect a bounty on Harley doesn't pay off unless your actual goal is suicide. This one's from Kesel's run.
While there's been much debate over whether the Joker and others are really not guilty by reason of insanity, since they know what they're doing, Harley actually wasn't guilty during Kesel's run. She really didn't realize she was killing people. How this was shown was we'd switch from "reality" to how Harley saw what was happening. The shifts in perspective were done in a way that payed homage to her animated origins.
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While there's been much debate over whether the Joker and others are really not guilty by reason of insanity, since they know what they're doing, Harley actually wasn't guilty during Kesel's run. She really didn't realize she was killing people. How this was shown was we'd switch from "reality" to how Harley saw what was happening. The shifts in perspective were done in a way that payed homage to her animated origins.
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Harley Quinn being a badass
Mar. 2nd, 2009 04:59 amebailey140.insanejournal.comFor my first post in the new place, and to celebrate the coming Gotham City Sirens series, here's one of the stars killing some deserving folks...
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