The DC Animated Movie Universe is sprawling, so it's no surprise that Harley Quinn pops up a couple of times. Most notably, she features in Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay and Justice League Dark ...

Joker & Harley Get Their Best Anime Designs Yet In New Batman Ninja Movie Before Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League , the only two notable instances of Joker and Harley Quinn were Wit Studio's Suicide ...

Harley Quinn is ditching her "Suicide Squad" baseball bat in "Birds of Prey" and it looks like her new pal Black Canary (Jurnee Smollett-Bell) will be taking it over. The DC Universe space at New ...

There’s little question that “I, Tonya” star Margot Robbie will reprise her role as Harley Quinn from 2016’s “Suicide Squad” — but it’s unclear which of 3 films will feature the ...

Harley Quinn's screen used bat in Suicide Squad was always destined to be a sought after collectible. However, it's already landed in some powerful hands, and you can read on to find out who has ...

Given Harley Quinn's introductory PG-13 rating, you might think Warner Bros. would be hard-pressed to keep this movie under the same PG-13 restrictions, but Cathy Yan claims there was less ...

In “Suicide Squad,” Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn was the best part of a bad movie. That’s true again with “Birds of Prey.” ...

Even if you haven't seen the summer blockbuster Suicide Squad, you're more than likely familiar with its breakout character Harley Quinn, played by Margot Robbie — the baseball-bat-carrying ...

The Caped Crusader and Mister J’s number-one gal are teaming up to stop a plantocalypse in the upcoming animated film, Batman and Harley Quinn. Here’s the ...

Before Warner Bros. released “Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)” in February, the studio hoped it would be the next hit in the movie series based on DC ...

Margot Robbie has yet to confirm if she’ll reprise her role as the baseball bat-wielding Harley Quinn in future films.But if she does, a new love interest may be joining her, if she has any say ...

But the net result – even with the abundant appeal of its star – is a movie with feet of clay. “Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn” premieres Feb. 7 in the US.