Harleen is a bold new reimagining of the origin of one of DC's most beloved characters, as envisioned by writer/artist Stjepan Sejic.

Despite warnings from the Dark Knight himself, she's utterly fascinated by this man who seems the perfect expression of her theory who says all the things she needs to hear who seems to know her better than she knows herself. What starts off as nightmares will soon evolve into fantasies. Harleen Quinzel began interviewing criminals at Arkham Asylum, and she's having strange dreams about one of them in particular: The Joker.

Harleen #2 by Stjepan Sejic is in stores Wednesday.2 minutes ago - ▶️▶️ COPY LINK TO DOWNLOAD ▶️▶️ Or is there more to it than that? Could Harleen’s transformation be an act of empowerment rather than exploitation? Could embracing her biggest fear ultimately be what allows Harleen to overcome all the fears and uncertainties that have been holding her back throughout her life? Either way, it’s a fascinating ride as this exclusive preview of chapter 2 demonstrates. It’s given us our most enticingly human look at the character yet-a well-meaning but flawed doctor who is sadly ripe for exploitation by one of Gotham’s most wicked minds. primarily work with image comics/top cow comics but i did work for other companies as well. Sejic’s take on the beloved character has so far lived up to its title-this is a book that is far more interested in Harley Quinn’s life before her fall into villainy. About Stjepan-Sejic Artist // Professional // Digital Art Croatia Deviant for 11 years He / Him Badges +2 My Bio my name is Stjepan eji a comic artist and writer and videogame artist. But with her life’s work on the line and little to validate her hypothesis since starting at Arkham, she has no choice but to face her fears and speak with her onetime assailant as Harleen #2 opens. Needless to say, the prospect of facing that frightening grin once again, even if it is behind the protective glass of Arkham, isn’t something Harleen is relishing. This makes her one of the very few citizens to survive a run-in with Gotham’s most notorious psychopath, and understandably, it’s a moment that’s haunted the young psychiatrist ever since. Croft, who uses the social media handle MCroft07, shared the cosplay on Twitter (discovered via ScreenRant ). Harleen Quinzel’s first meeting with the Joker wasn’t in the corridors of Arkham Asylum, but on the violent streets of Gotham, where the Clown Prince of Crime held her at gunpoint before unexpectedly choosing to let her go. Stjepan eji's iconic cover for Harleen 1, a darker take on Harley Quinn, gets recreated with an impressive cosplay by body paint artist Melissa Croft. In the world of Stjepan Sejic’s Harleen, the stunning new miniseries from DC Black Label, Dr.

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