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Alfred Molina plays Mister Freeze. This isn't the first time he's played a scientist who loses his wife and becomes a supervillain. Hate Sink: This version of Two-Face was not only a scumbag politician even pre-disfigurement, he's partially responsible for Harley becoming a villain in the first place, namely, the Joker said he had planted a bomb that would explode in two hours. Dent demanded Harley try to get him to talk, despite being explicitly warned she wasn't qualified yet. This could be a Well-Intentioned Extremist moment on his part (better to put her at risk than risk a bomb killing a bunch of people), except the same episode makes it extremely obvious the only reason he cares is he might not get reelected if a bomb kills a bunch of people. In mid-June, it was announced that the first issue would be released in print on September 14, 2021 and in addition to the standard cover drawn by Sarin have variants by Michael Cho and Davi Go. [10] On July 3rd, Tee Franklin revealed that the digital copy of the issue would be available on DC Universe Infinite a over a month early on August 3rd. [3] Soon after, the second issue was announced to be released on October 12th, 2021 with a variant cover drawn by Babs Tarr. [11]

R-Rated Opening: The opening scene of the first episode showcases the Joker and Harley graphically and bloodily beating and murdering a boat full of wealthy people, dropping plenty of swears every few seconds.Deadpan Snarker: A lot of people, but primarily Ivy. You can count the number of lines Ivy has that don't fall straight into this on one hand. Swamp Thing creating a giant version of his head that emerges from the swamp, looks like the Legion of Doom HQ from Super Friends. When Harley kidnaps Lois Lane, Superman shows up, but refuses to fight her, because he knows that Harley wants the cred that would come from having Superman as a nemesis. Instead, he brings Robin (Damian Wayne) over to fight her because he knows she's offended and embarrassed by the idea that a child could be her nemesis.

HARLEY QUINN: THE ANIMATED SERIES – THE EAT. BANG! KILL. TOUR #1 Review Neil Vagg, Get Your Comic On (August 3, 2021).Even the Girls Want Her: Not only does the "distracted boyfriend" meme show up when Harley and Ivy get dolled up to go to dinner, a female patron looks equally interested. Stephanie" is Clayface's airhead student personality in " Riddle U". She's notably worried about her relationship with Chad. Gordon's habit of Too Much Information continues, as the fellow police in the stakeout van do their best to ignore the spiel of personal facts pouring out of his mouth. His mentioning of ass boils while they're eating is unwanted. In Season 1, a reporter at "Metro 7" reported on Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and The Riddler's escape from Arkham Asylum. At a later date, she is seen briefly when Harley flips through various news programs as she reports on the Joker's robbing of a credit union being stopped by Batman on Channel 10. Annie is based on — and spoofs — the Annie character from the Batman: TAS episode " Growing Pains".

Politically Incorrect Villain: Dr. Psycho calls Wonder Woman the c-word. Additionally, in the first episode, Joker declares to his henchman Stan that "women aren't funny". The series is influenced primarily by Harley Quinn's current characterization as an Anti-Hero who's rejected her ties to the Joker that was established in New 52 and Rebirth, but, with the sole exception of Sy Borgman, noticeably omits several members of her supporting cast who were introduced during that point, such as Edgar Fullerton Yeung, Red Tool, the Gang of Harleys, Goat Boy and Big Tony. Luke, You Are My Father: In the "Showtime" story, Clayface gets reunited with Annie, his "daughter" who he created from part of his clay, then forgot about and abandoned. Batgirl's "Stephanie" could be Clayface's "student" personna (" Riddler U"), or Stephanie Brown, another member of the Batfamily, who assumes the identities of Spoiler, Robin, and Batgirl. Save the Villain: More like save the increasingly less Heroic Antagonist, but Ivy does reluctantly prevent Gordon from dropping to his death.Everyone Is Related: Turns out JT and Reign, two civilians who helped out Harlivy during their road trip are the kids of gossip queen Tawny. Ivy calls Harley "Orna" (little pale green one) and tries unsuccessfully to free her. Mephitic tells Ivy that she has six minutes to say her good-byes. Ivy place her phone down and kisses Harley passionately, apologizing for everything. Harley asks why that felt like a goodbye kiss, and realizes that nobody is fighting. Ivy confesses her feelings towards Harley, expressing how much she loves her. Then, Ivy covers Harley into plants while Harley pleads with her to not fight alone while crying. On 19th January 2022, GLAAD Media announced that Harley Quinn: The Animated Series - The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour was a nominated for Outstanding Comic Book at the Annual GLAAD Media Awards which awards media with positive LGBTQ representation. [17] Trivia [ ] In the first episode, Riddler gives Joker a Sadistic Choice between Batman and Harley, to save one and let the other drop into a vat of acid. Joker chooses Batman, and as Harley drops, she remembers the Joker proposing to her on a rooftop; only he wasn't holding a wedding ring, it was a grenade, and he said "til death do us part" over Harley's shoulder, to Batman. She realizes in that moment that the Joker loves Batman, not her.