DC"s Latest Batman Show Completely Changes Harley Quinn"s Origins & It"s For The Better

Summary

• Batman: Caped Crusader gives Harley Quinn a new, independent storyline, separate from the Joker's influence.
• This unique version of Harley allows her to be more complex, showcasing her intelligence and abilities.
• Recent DC projects, like Suicide Squad and the Harley Quinn animated series, focus on Harley's individual growth.

Batman: Caped Crusader offers a unique origin story for Harley Quinn, and it's a welcome change for the famous DC villain. Caped Crusader alters many of Batman's most iconic foes. The Penguin is a mother who isn't afraid to kill her children to protect her criminal empire, and Clayface is still a shapeshifter, but keeps his human form, rather than resembling a hulking blob. Another villain who is given a significant change is Harley Quinn. Quinn is traditionally portrayed as a psychiatrist who turns evil after falling in love with the Joker.
Harley Quinn was first introduced in Batman: The Animated Series, but became a fan-favorite and continues to appear in DC Comics and DC entertainment. Quinn's storyline has evolved in recent years, making her consistently more independent and less reliant on the Joker. Caped Crusader is the latest Batman project to continue this trend, giving her a new origin story that completely removes the Clown Prince of Crime.


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