Harley Quinn #5
Harley Quinn Vol. 5: Vote Harley collects issues #26-34 of the 2018 Rebirth series, following Harley's unexpected run for mayor of New York City. Written by Sam Humphries with art by various creators, the volume sees Harley navigating political corruption, supervillain interference, and her own chaotic campaign style as she tries to win the election on her own terms.
In "Vote Harley, Part One: Junk in the Trunk," Harley Quinn finds herself back home after a night in jail with Poison Ivy, forced to spend the evening with her eccentric family—especially her brothers, who make for an unpredictable welcome. As the night unfolds, Harley slips away to visit her old pet hyenas, now with a growing pack, and later dreams of confronting her creators, Palmiotti and Conner, in a surreal twist. Written by Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner, with art by John Timms and Chad Hardin, and a cover by Amanda Conner, this 2018 issue blends chaotic family dynamics with a touch of meta-humor.
In "Vote Harley, Part One: Junk in the Trunk," Harley Quinn, riding high after dismantling a major auto theft ring with her crew, shocks everyone by announcing her run for mayor of New York City. DiPerto, furious at her defiance, lashes out at Madison, who quietly proposes a dangerous solution—bringing in the Scarecrow to end Harley’s campaign once and for all.
In "Vote Harley, Part Three: Pollsters and Paramours," Harley Quinn’s unexpected surge in the polls after a chaotic debate—thanks to a touch of Scarecrow’s fear gas—only deepens the chaos when her plan to expand green space unleashes Ivy’s plants into the city. With Madison’s orders to kidnap Mason looming, Harley must navigate a political storm that threatens to upend her campaign and her personal ties.
In "Vote Harley, Part Four: Exit Tragedy," Harley Quinn races against the clock to save Mason, her ally now in the clutches of Madison and the mayor, as their desperate plan unfolds in real time. With time running out and danger closing in, every choice could mean the difference between rescue and disaster.
In "Time Off for Bad Behavior or We Are Outta Here!", Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy find themselves on the wrong side of the law after a bar brawl, only to be bailed out by Harley’s parents and forced to spend the night at her childhood home—where Ivy meets Harley’s rowdy brothers. When Harley sneaks out to visit her old pet hyenas, now with a growing pack of their own, the night takes a surreal turn in a dream where she finally gets to confront her writers, Palmiotti and Conner.
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↩ Reprints Harley Quinn #28 (2017), Harley Quinn #28 (2017), Harley Quinn #29 (2017), Harley Quinn #30 (2017), Harley Quinn #29 (2017), Harley Quinn #30 (2017), Harley Quinn #31 (2018), Harley Quinn #32 (2018), Harley Quinn #31 (2018), Harley Quinn #32 (2018), Harley Quinn #33 (2018), Harley Quinn #33 (2018), Harley Quinn #34 (2018), Harley Quinn #34 (2018)
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