One sidekick isn’t enough for Harley Quinn. Instead, she decides to take on seven new partners and gives them all very familiar costumes.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Warning! Contains preview pages for Harley Quinn: Black + White + Redder #4!Robin might have set the standard when it comes to sidekicks, but Harley Quinn is changing the game with her latest partners-in-crime. Lacking a certain presence in her life, Harley decides to take on a collection of young sidekicks, and they're all modeling themselves after Harley in the most brilliant way.
In her bid to find her true calling in the world, Harley Quinn has also teamed up with several other individuals. Aside from her brief adventures with Justice League heroes like Wonder Woman and Power Girl, Quinn's also led a crew known as the Gang of Harleys. Even now, Harley is making friends across the multiverse, forging bonds with powerful heroes like Captain Carrot.
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