Bibliograph

Harley Quinn, writer, Sam Humphries ; artists, John Timms, Otto Schmidt, Sami Basri ; colorists, Alex Sinclair, Otto Schmidt ; letterer, Dave Sharpe ; collection cover artists, Guillem March and Arif Prianto, Vol. 3

Type

Label

Harley Quinn, writer, Sam Humphries ; artists, John Timms, Otto Schmidt, Sami Basri ; colorists, Alex Sinclair, Otto Schmidt ; letterer, Dave Sharpe ; collection cover artists, Guillem March and Arif Prianto, Vol. 3

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Intended audience

15+ years

Literary Form

fiction

Main title

Harley Quinn

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

Responsibility statement

writer, Sam Humphries ; artists, John Timms, Otto Schmidt, Sami Basri ; colorists, Alex Sinclair, Otto Schmidt ; letterer, Dave Sharpe ; collection cover artists, Guillem March and Arif Prianto

Series statement

Harley Quinn, 3

Summary

When a prominent Gotham City doctor is found dead with Joker toxin in his veins, all the clues point to Harley. The Dark Knight is on the case, and to clear her name, Harley will have to convince Batman of her innocence then team up with the Caped Crusader to find the real baddie. But this misadventure is more than just typical Quinn shenanigans: it's the first step in a cosmic-powered opportunity of a lifetime! Turns out, the godlike Lords of Chaos and Order are seeking a new agent, and Harley's a contender. Now, all that stand in the way of her becoming a demigod of Chaos (naturally) and Order (is that a typo?) are a couple of lousy trials. But before she can prove her worth to the immortals, she'll have to prove it to Batman. If he can't believe she's changed, will the first test be her last?

Target audience

adolescent

resource.variantTitle

Trials of Harley Quinn

Classification