Printed in bold font are the words, “CRAZY IN LOVE” and “JOKER HAS A NEW LOVE.” In previous live-action DC films, Harley Quinn has been played by Margot Robbie. Where does it fit in the DC Leto’s version of the character is also known for introducing the now iconic character of Harley Quinn—his former lover, who he spends most of the film hunting down. Joker (2019) - Joaquin Phoenix Joaquin Phoenix. The 2019 Joker film follows Joaquin Phoenix’s Arthur Fleck before he ever becomes the infamous villain. This story also takes Poison Ivy helps guide Harley Quinn out of a toxic relationship with the Joker and helps her become a better version of herself in the Harley Quinn HBO Max series. However, Ivy gets this much and Published Sep 23, 2022. Harley Quinn's relationship with the Joker has always been fraught with her rationale behind staying. A 30th anniversary story suggests an answer. The following contains spoilers from the Harley Quinn 30th Anniversary Special. Sex and comic books are not at all unknown bedmates, especially as it relates to Catwoman. Harley Quinn (Margot Robbie) was first introduced to audiences in live-action as the girlfriend of the clown-faced madman known as the Joker (Jared Leto) — and since her debut in 2016, has only 10 Most Toxic Relationships Of The DC Universe. In the DC multiverse, there are a plethora of couples that have fans saying "Aww" in unison. Take Superman and Lois Lane, Green Arrow and Black Canary, and Poison Ivy with Harley Quinn as examples. The right heroes (or villains) coming together to find love can make for some of the cutest moments RELATED: Harley Quinn Confirms Joker Is Gotham's Greatest Hero (and Dad) After liberating the Justice League, Harley is attacked by Poison Ivy, who is under the control of Doctor Psycho. Kite-Man saves Harley before Ivy can kill her and explains to the Clown Princess of Crime that Psycho struck a deal with Darkseid to gain control of Earth. Eventually, her lack of a background led to Dini and Timm writing and drawing a one-shot comic book called Mad Love that told Harley's origins (they later adapted the comic into an episode of the series). And no, in none of Harley Quinn's origins has she ever explained her nickname of "Puddin'" for the Joker as being because he gave her a Published Aug 11, 2022. It wasn't long for Harley Quinn's time with the Joker to end once she finally realized why the Clown Prince of Crime could never return her love. In a stunning admission from Harley Quinn, the rogue revealed she knew her beloved Joker didn't love her. Despite all the love she sent her "puddin's" way, Quinn knew her Yeah, yeah, it seems so obvious that Harley Quinn loves The Joker, but, maybe we need to reevaluate that idea and where Harley's motives are coming from. Pl s6nZwjy.