The new Sideshow Harley Quinn Premium Format Figure stands 21 inches tall, weighs 9 pounds, and exudes maniacal sass. Interchangeable heads let you switch from masked glee to an unmasked, bratty, stuck out tongue. In either case, you get all of the things that make Harley Quinn so…Harley.
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Here’s some art for everyone who’s ever wondered what superheroes do on their days off. This is the second installment in a series of prints from Gregoire Guillemin that imagine what superheroes do when they’re not being super. It’s kind of just like what the rest of us do, but with a snazzier wardrobe.
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It’s not quite a romance made in heaven, but Harley Quinn and Deadpool make quite the couple in this version of The Notebook. The idea belongs to artist Marco D’Alfonso who submitted his work to Comic Book Resources The Line It Is Drawn series. Last week, in honor of Valentine’s Day, the challenge was for artists to pair up two comic book characters in a romantic scene. I suppose for these two, dancing in a rain of blood would qualify.
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Don’t ask me how skeletons and skulls make things cuter, but they do. Skelanimals are freaking adorable, and they only gain precious points when they’re mashed with DC Comics characters like Harley Quinn and Wonder Woman. I swear plushies weren’t this cool when I was little.
You can pre-order the duo now, and they’ll arrive in March.
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This cute Harley Quinn Pullip style doll from New York Comic Con is now available online! You can pre-order now, and it should arrive in November.
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Harley Quinn has ditched her old look in favor of this even skimpier outfit. Sigh.
Still, the 8.5″ statue will look nice when paired with the version coming out for her 20th birthday. Both collectibles were sculpted by Jack Mathews. You can pre-order this now (and it will probably go fast) for shipment in January 2013.
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Harley Quinn made her debut on Batman: The Animated Series in 1992. To celebrate her 20th birthday, DC Collectibles announced a new 9.25″ figure sculpted by Jack Matthews. No word on when you can order it yet, but I would assume it will be before 2012 comes to a close. The design for the statue is based on her appearance in this year’s Batman: Arkham City. Though I can’t deny it’s a beautiful sculpt, I’d much rather have seen one based on her look when she first appeared in the cartoon.
(DC Collectibles via Kotaku)
