Harley Quinn

It’s a sequel... kind of.

DC said ‘Harley Quinn’ couldn’t go there.

'The Suicide Squad' director teases Harley Quinn's inclusion in future DCEU projects.

The original programming is moving to HBO Max.

This probably should have been the title all along.

(But not of the DCEU.)

Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn is back, with some new friends.

Harley returns next year in ‘Birds of Prey.’

Harley Quinn and the women of ‘Birds of Prey’ will reportedly face-off against a popular Batman villain in the new DC movie.

San Diego Comic-Con is just a few (very short) days away, but if you can’t wait until this weekend for all the goods from the Warner Bros. panel, a new report has shed some light on one of the studio’s most anticipated upcoming releases: Birds of Prey. The latest details to emerge from Margot Robbie’s female-centric DC Comics spinoff reveal a few of the other characters who will be fighting alongside Harley Quinn — and offers a hint as to who exactly they’ll be up against.

In Suicide Squad, Harley Quinn was one of the few shining spots in David Ayer’s otherwise messy attempt to introduce the grimy super-villain collective. Margot Robbie’s natural charisma elevated the character beyond Joker’s occasional girlfriend and sidekick (and emotional punching bag), and she really zeroed in on the aspects of her personality that have made Harley Quinn such a fan-favorite. It’s no surprise that Warner Bros. is already plotting a pair of spinoffs for the character, but according to Robbie, there’s a third Harley project in the works, too.

The breakout character of DC’s Suicide Squad is returning to her animated roots. A new Harley Quinn animated series is coming to DC’s upcoming digital streaming service, with the potential for Margot Robbie to reprise her role.