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Spinning out of the hit series HARLEY QUINN, this six-issue miniseries tells the story-within-the-story of the unlikely super-duo’s adventures in outer space! Hey, remember the panel gutter between panels 3 and 4 of page 20 of HARLEY QUINN #12? What? You don’t? It’s only, like, the most memorable panel gutter of the twenty-first century! We’ll jog your memory-our heroes, Harley Quinn and Power Girl, were tossed through a teleportation ring, dropping them into galaxies unknown. It’s a cosmic adventure beyond your wildest imaginings: Power Girl and Harley Quinn, stranded in a forgotten dimension, on the homeworld of the amorous warlord Vartox! They’ll sacrifice anything they have to in order to get home-except their dignity. Kidding! That’ll be the first thing to go. HARLEY QUINN writers Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti are joined by artist Stephane Roux (BIRDS OF PREY) and writer Justin Gray (ALL-STAR WESTERN) for an unforgettable tale of friendship, romance and butt-kicking! Collects HARLEY QUINN AND POWER GIRL #1-6.
There are eight million stories in the naked city. Here's one you might have heard: an out-of-town girl moves to the Big Apple after a bad breakup, looking for a new job, a new love, and a new life. Oh yeah, and she's a criminally insane super-villain who just got jilted by a psychotic clown. Did we not mention that yet? She's Harley Quinn, and she's come to Coney Island looking to settle down and cut loose. But where Harley goes, trouble follows. Someone's put a price on her head so big every bounty hunter in Brooklyn is looking for her. Now this newly minted Noo Yawker has to count on her motley crew of new neighbors—and a few of her good old bad-girl friends—to get the last laugh on whoever's gunning for her.
"Harley Quinn created by Paul Dini & Bruce Timm; Wonder Woman created by William Moulton Marston; Zatanna created by Gardner Fox and Murphy Anderson; Lobo created by Keith Giffen and Roger Slifer; Superman created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster by special arrangement with the Jerry Siegel family"
“Black, White Knight, and Red” From the pages of Sean Murphy’s BATMAN: WHITE KNIGHT, a sneak peek at the upcoming spinoff series BATMAN: WHITE KNIGHT PRESENTS HARLEY QUINN! Harley looks back on the night of her first arrest by Batman. In the heat of one of her earliest escapades with the Joker, Harley’s high spirits are tanked and she gets a cold glimpse of the chaos to come when violence escalates and their heist is crashed by Batman and Robin. Forced to save face or take the high road, Harley makes a choice that will cement her unspoken bond with Batman for years to come.
Having defeated Ultra-Humanite, Power Girl must face the wrath of his ex-girlfriend Satanna. Hell-bent on revenge, Satanna unleashes her animal army and employs the latesy Kryptonian-destroying gadgets to subdue the statuesque super heroine.
Kara Zor-El is Power Girl, a JSA member with powers of flight, super-strength, and near-indestructability. She's brash, rude and stunningly attractive... but she has no idea who she really is. Now, Power Girl must go on a journey of self-discovery, meeting a host of heroes and villains along the way. Is she a Daxamite warrior? The last daughter of Krypton? A member of the Legion of Super-Heroes? A mystical warrior? One super-villain has the answer - but the ultimate truth may drive her mad. By superstar creators Geoff Johns (Infinite Crisis), Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti (Birds of Prey), this thrilling adventure leads into the Infinite Crisis!
Vartox is a totally creepy and super macho space dictator--though he is terribly fond of Power Girl. Harley and Power Girl are not terribly fond of him. Violence and shenanigans begin in 3...2...1...
The battle against Oreth Odeox reaches its climax--and so does WAIT WAIT NO STOP RIGHT THERE!
Hey, remember the panel gutter between panels 3 and 4 of page 20 of HARLEY QUINN #12? What? You DON'T? It's only, like, the most memorable panel gutter of the twenty-first century. Well, either way, have we got the miniseries for you, in which the full tale of that momentous and momentary pause can be told! It's a cosmic adventure beyond your wildest imaginings: Power Girl and Harley Quinn, stranded in a forgotten dimension, on the homeworld of the amorous warlord Vartox! They'll sacrifice anything they have to in order to get home...except their dignity! Kidding! That'll be the first thing to go.
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