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Batman Adventures 12. Harley!
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azcards4ever

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Here is the list of Harley Quinn appearances (in chronological order) in the DC Animated Universe.

 

HARLEY'S ANIMATED UNIVERSE COMIC APPEARANCES

 

The Batman Adventures #12 (September, 1993): "Girl's Night Out" (1st APPEARANCE)

The Batman Adventures: Mad Love #1 (February, 1994): "Mad Love"

The Batman Adventures #23 (August, 1994) "Toxic Shock"

The Batman Adventures Annual #1 (September, 1994): "Laughter After Midnight"

The Batman Adventures #28 (December, 1994): "Twelve Days of Madness"

The Batman Adventures Holiday Special #1 (January, 1995): "The Harley and the Ivy"

Batman & Robin Adventures #1 (November, 1995): "Two-Timer"

Batman & Robin Adventures #8 (July, 1996): "Harley and Ivy and... Robin?"

Batman & Robin Adventures #18 (May, 1997): "Joker's Last Laugh!"

Batgirl Adventures #1 (February, 1998): "Oy to the World"

Batman & Superman Adventures: World's Finest #1 (November, 1998): "World's Finest"

Batman: Gotham Adventures #10 (March, 1999): "Mightier Than the Sword"

Batman: Gotham Adventures #14 (July, 1999): "Masks of Love: A Harley Quinn Romance"

Batman: Gotham Adventures #29 (October, 2000): "Six Hours To Kill"

Batman: Gotham Adventures #30 (November, 2000): "Deals"

Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker Comic Adaptation (December, 2000)

Batman: Gotham Adventures #43 (December, 2001): "Turnabout"

Batman: Gotham Adventures #45 (February, 2002): "Running the Asylum"

Batman: Gotham Adventures #51 (August, 2002): "Early Thaw"

Batman: Gotham Adventures #53 (October, 2002): "Green Mind"

Gotham Girls #1 (October, 2002): "Cat's Paw"

Gotham Girls #2 (November, 2002): "Ivy League"

Gotham Girls #3 (December, 2002): "Harlequinade"

Gotham Girls #4 (January, 2003): "I Carry A Badge"

Justice League Adventures #13 (January, 2003): "Local Hero"

Gotham Girls #5 (February, 2003): "Bat Attitude"

Batman Adventures #1 (April, 2003): "No Asylum"

Batman Adventures #3 (June, 2003): "My Boy-friend's Back", "Breathing Room"

Batman Adventures #9 (December, 2003): "The Couch" [Note: Back-up Story]

Batman Harley & Ivy #1 (April, 2004): "Bosom Buddies"

Batman Harley & Ivy #2 (May, 2004): "Jungle Fever!"

Batman Harley & Ivy #3 (June, 2004): "Hooray for Harleywood!"

Batman Adventures #16 (July, 2004): "The Bride of the Joker"

The Batman Strikes! #35 (July, 2007): "The Crown Prince of Late Night"

The Batman Strikes! #39 (November, 2007) [Note: Cover Appearance]

The Batman Strikes #41 (January, 2008): "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun"

The Batman Strikes! #43(March, 2008): "Grounded"

Justice League Unlimited #41 (March, 2008): "The Anniversary Party"

The Batman Strikes! #45(May, 2008): "Gotham Girls: Honour Amongst Thieves"

The Batman Strikes! #47 (September, 2008): "20 Minutes"

DC Super-Friends #4 (August, 2008): "April Fools"

 

There are a few comics Harley Quinn only appears on the cover. (Example: Batman Gotham Adventures #1)

 

Bumped per request and added The Batman Adventures #23…new third appearance!!! (August 1994 I believe)

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Yep, makes this one seem like a steal!

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/DC-Comics-The-BATMAN-Adventures-12-1st-Harley-Quinn-VFN-NM-9-0/131167741382?_trksid=p2047675.c100011.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222006%26algo%3DSIC.FITP%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D22426%26meid%3D6573796988523888812%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D9723%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D10%26sd%3D351055543442

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So I was reading Batman Adventures #23 then I noticed Harley Quinn. Is that even considered an appearance? hm(shrug)

 

3rd panel

 

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Seriously, I don't consider this an appearance. :sumo:

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Shill bidding at its best. The "winner" has 63% bid activity with the seller.

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Real Elijah Snow

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no doubt...

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Real Elijah Snow

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I never check for that. Maybe i should start. I guess 63% makes it pretty much a given...

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Real Elijah Snow

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It's slightly weaker than Darkseid's appearance in Jimmy Olsen #134, and that's hard to do....(although i do love the heck out of that Jimmy olsen issue for some reason)

So I was reading Batman Adventures #23 then I noticed Harley Quinn. Is that even considered an appearance? hm(shrug)

 

3rd panel

 

scan0148_zpsbf16bdf8.jpg

 

 

Seriously, I don't consider this an appearance. :sumo:

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So I was reading Batman Adventures #23 then I noticed Harley Quinn. Is that even considered an appearance? hm(shrug)

 

3rd panel

 

scan0148_zpsbf16bdf8.jpg

 

 

Seriously, I don't consider this an appearance. :sumo:

 

It's not. "She" isn't in the book. A photo of her is. Too much of a stretch, surely.

 

At least Darkseid speaks!

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So I was reading Batman Adventures #23 then I noticed Harley Quinn. Is that even considered an appearance? hm(shrug)

 

3rd panel

 

scan0148_zpsbf16bdf8.jpg

 

 

Seriously, I don't consider this an appearance. :sumo:

 

It's not. "She" isn't in the book. A photo of her is. Too much of a stretch, surely.

 

At least Darkseid speaks!

 

That's def an appearance.

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I personally consider it an appearance because it is an original piece of HQ art that can't be found elsewhere (admittedly it's super tiny and insignificant) If this was a live action still with the picture of an actress I would .feel different.... In this case the artist drew her in.

 

But I can definitely see where someone would argue against this.

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Seriously, I don't consider this an appearance. :sumo:

 

It's not. "She" isn't in the book. A photo of her is. Too much of a stretch, surely.

 

At least Darkseid speaks!

Hear, hear! ;)
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Seriously, I don't consider this an appearance. :sumo:

 

It's not. "She" isn't in the book. A photo of her is. Too much of a stretch, surely.

 

At least Darkseid speaks!

Hear, hear! ;)
A picture is worth a thousand words.
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Why do you consider it an appearance?

 

You don't need to be in the narrative to appear.

 

It's funny how people view appearances like these. Most of you guys seem to see it as insignificant. I see the opposite. It's an appearance the goes under the radar until it's uncovered by an enthusiastic collector. I understand most collectors want the flashy cover done by the hot artist and that's all well and good but one of the reasons I collect Harley appearances ( and early Deadpool appearances ) is because they are hard to find. Even BA 12 was unknown to collectors for some time despite the fact that she's on the cover. This particular issue is similar to Batman and Robin Adventures 1 where Harley appears on a poster on the cover. Both issues are early appearances that I would want to own.

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I have to find my list but there are more Harley Quinn appearances but on the cover only.

 

Batman: Gotham Adventures #1

Batman & Robin Adventures #1

Batman Adventures Vol. 2 #27

Batman Strikes

 

I leave it up to the Harley Quinn collectors to decide whether the appearance is significant or not. Ask Bosco about Deadworld #10. Now Deadworld #10 is important issue for Crow collectors. I just provide the information.

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