
Harley Quinn’s New Creative Team Takes Her from Brooklyn to France
Harley Quinn is getting a makeover early in 2027. Writer Joanne Starer (Dinner Date) and artist Lukas Ketner (Batman – Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns) are taking over as the creative team and they have planned plenty of adventures.
Harley will travel from Brooklyn to France, she’ll live with terrible roommates, and travel with a forged Justice League ID. She’ll create a motley crew of superpowered beings and attempt to steal the Mona Lisa from the Louvre. Things will get even more complicated when assassins hunt for Ms. Quinn.
“At her core, Harley is basically a little kid who desperately wants love, attention, and approval,” Starer said. “Sometimes she acts out, because even negative attention is attention. But deep down, she just wants someone to be proud of her.”

Before Harley heads to Paris, she’ll confront childhood memories that are haunting her, in Harley Quinn #71. Harley will also have an adult bat mitzvah and ponder if Batman will show up if she invites him. If that wasn’t enough, Harley stole something from the Eraser, earning his wrath. On the upside, the story brings back Harley’s longtime ally Sy Borgman.
“In Paris, she’s not a sidekick. She’s not a girlfriend. She’s out to make a name for herself as an individual so the world will take her seriously. It’s a new city, a new adventure, and a new storyline,” Starer said.
“Lukas isn’t just a phenomenal artist. Every page he turns in has extra jokes and surprises. And wait till you see his action scenes! Nothing I write is ever too absurd for him. He matches my level of weird, and then takes it up a notch,” Starer added.
Harley Quinn #71 features a main cover by David Nakayama, and variant covers by Yona, Nimit Malavia, and Khary Randolph. It is scheduled for released on February 24, 2027.
Harley is also getting a new look in Harley Quinn #72, which was designed by Nakayama who will join the series as the main cover artist.
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Harley Quinn’s New Creative Team Takes Her from Brooklyn to France
Harley Quinn is getting a makeover early in 2027. Writer Joanne Starer (Dinner Date) and artist Lukas Ketner (Batman – Santa Claus: Silent Knight Returns) are taking over as the creative team and they have planned plenty of adventures.
Harley will travel from Brooklyn to France, she’ll live with terrible roommates, and travel with a forged Justice League ID. She’ll create a motley crew of superpowered beings and attempt to steal the Mona Lisa from the Louvre. Things will get even more complicated when assassins hunt for Ms. Quinn.
“At her core, Harley is basically a little kid who desperately wants love, attention, and approval,” Starer said. “Sometimes she acts out, because even negative attention is attention. But deep down, she just wants someone to be proud of her.”

Before Harley heads to Paris, she’ll confront childhood memories that are haunting her, in Harley Quinn #71. Harley will also have an adult bat mitzvah and ponder if Batman will show up if she invites him. If that wasn’t enough, Harley stole something from the Eraser, earning his wrath. On the upside, the story brings back Harley’s longtime ally Sy Borgman.
“In Paris, she’s not a sidekick. She’s not a girlfriend. She’s out to make a name for herself as an individual so the world will take her seriously. It’s a new city, a new adventure, and a new storyline,” Starer said.
“Lukas isn’t just a phenomenal artist. Every page he turns in has extra jokes and surprises. And wait till you see his action scenes! Nothing I write is ever too absurd for him. He matches my level of weird, and then takes it up a notch,” Starer added.
Harley Quinn #71 features a main cover by David Nakayama, and variant covers by Yona, Nimit Malavia, and Khary Randolph. It is scheduled for released on February 24, 2027.
Harley is also getting a new look in Harley Quinn #72, which was designed by Nakayama who will join the series as the main cover artist.













