Harley Quinn: Rebirth Deluxe Edition #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis deluxe hardcover collects issues #35-50 of the Rebirth-era Harley Quinn series, along with the Harley Quinn 100-Page Super Spectacular #1. The volume features stories by writers Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Frank Tieri, with art from a rotating roster of artists including John Timms and Inaki Miranda. It continues Harley's chaotic adventures in Coney Island as she navigates new threats and personal entanglements in her signature irreverent style.
In "Vote Harley, Part One: Junk in the Trunk," Harley Quinn sets out alone to find Tony after he vanishes—snatched by a giant bat—leading her down a twisted path that collides with the Gang’s investigation. As they track clues to Arkham Asylum, the truth about Kirk Langstrom’s innocence unfolds, while Harley uncovers a shocking transformation and a dangerous new threat from Francine Langstrom’s serum. Written by Frank Tieri and illustrated with bold precision by Inaki Miranda, with colors by Jeremiah Skipper and letters by Dave Sharpe, this deluxe edition features a striking cover by Amanda Conner.
In "Vote Harley, Part One: Junk in the Trunk," Harley Quinn, fresh off 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, turns his anger on Madison, who quietly suggests enlisting the Scarecrow to silence Harley once and for all.
In "Vote Harley Part Three: Pollsters and Paramours," Harley Quinn’s unexpected rise in the polls after a chaotic debate—thanks to Scarecrow’s fear gas—takes a dangerous turn when her plan to expand green space unleashes Ivy’s rapidly spreading plants. With Madison ordering Mason’s kidnapping, Harley must choose between saving him and staying in the race, all while the city teeters on the edge of a botanical takeover.
In "Vote Harley Part Four: Exit Tragedy," Harley Quinn and her allies race against the clock to rescue Mason, who’s been taken by Madison and the mayor—just as the final, deadly countdown begins. With tension mounting and every second critical, the team pushes to outmaneuver their enemies before it’s too late.
In "Time Off for Bad Behavior or We Are Outta Here!", Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy find themselves back in the clutches of the law after a bar brawl, only to be sprung by Harley’s parents—leading to an awkward overnight stay and a tense introduction to her brothers. When Harley sneaks out to visit her old pet hyenas, now with a growing pack of their own, and later dreams of confronting her writers Palmiotti and Conner, chaos and comedy collide in equal measure.
In "Batter Up Part One," Harley Quinn sets out alone to find Tony after he vanishes, only to discover he's been transformed into a man-bat. As the Gang tracks clues to Arkham Asylum—where they rule out Kirk Langstrom—the real danger emerges: Francine Langstrom has her sights set on turning Harley into her next experiment.
In "Batter Up Part Two," Harley Quinn and Tony team up with their friends to unravel the mystery behind their transformation and fight to reclaim their humanity. As Coach pieces together clues pointing to a deeper conspiracy, the Penguin watches from the shadows, smirking at the chaos about to unfold in Gotham City.
In "Angry Bird - Part One," The Penguin's bold move to New York City kicks off with a shocking display of power, using his colossal, mutated penguins—Pierre and Maurice—to eliminate rival crime families. With his new base secured, he turns his sights on Gotham, aiming to assemble a formidable army of villains to expand his empire.
In "Angry Bird Part Three," Harley Quinn is locked in a relentless battle against Penguin’s roster of henchmen, her focus unwavering—though her allies question her priorities. When she’s finally captured by Hugo Strange and False Face, the mystery of her single-minded rage begins to unravel.
In "Angry Bird Part Four," Harley Quinn finds herself in a deadly game of survival when Hugo Strange nearly takes her out—only to be saved by the enigmatic Red Tool. Forced into an uneasy alliance, she then steps into a brutal clash between Mr. Freeze and Killer Croc, trying to sway Croc to her side in the ongoing war against Penguin’s growing mob.
In "Angry Bird Finale," Harley Quinn rallies a ragtag team of allies in a bold push to reclaim New York from the Penguin’s chaotic takeover, facing off against his assembled rogues' gallery and two towering penguins. The story crackles with chaotic energy as Gotham’s most unpredictable villains collide in a high-stakes showdown that tests loyalty, wit, and the limits of mayhem.
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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 #35 (2018), Harley Quinn #36 (2018), Harley Quinn #34 (2018), Harley Quinn #35 (2018), Harley Quinn #36 (2018), Harley Quinn #37 (2018), Harley Quinn #38 (2018), Harley Quinn #37 (2018), Harley Quinn #38 (2018), Harley Quinn #39 (2018), Harley Quinn #40 (2018), Harley Quinn #39 (2018), Harley Quinn #40 (2018), Harley Quinn #41 (2018), Harley Quinn #42 (2018), Harley Quinn #42 (2018), Harley Quinn #41 (2018)
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