Harley Quinn busts loose in Suicide Squad #6 from writer Adam Glass and artists Clayton Henry and Scott Hanna, in stores February 8.

'The Hunt for Harley Quinn' starts here! After causing a prison riot and escaping an 'escape-proof' supervillain penitentiary, the maniacal Harley Quinn is on the loose! The race is on as Deadshot - leading an all-new Suicide Squad - tracks his former teammate as Harley hunts the love of her life: the Joker! Plus: Don't miss the unofficial crossover with STORMWATCH #6, tying into the explosive events of that issue!

Wave 3 of Mattel's Batman Legacy action figures goes ranges from the Golden Age through the present, with first appearance Batman and Catwoman figures, and the Arkham City editions of Nightwing and Harley Quinn.

These 6-inch scale action figures draw inspiration from the editorial heritage of the brand (comic style). Each figure is highly detailed and articulated for Batman fans! The theme for the Batman Legacy is "Batman through the ages." Each figure comes with a unique display stand and an 6 3/4 x 10 1/4-inch poster of a comic book cover in which the character appeared.

• Batman (First Appearance)
• Catwoman (First Appearance)
• Harley Quinn (Arkham City)
• Nightwing (Arkham City)

It's old school Harley Quinn, back when she was the true clown princess of crime, before the bizarre costume and personality changes brought about by the New 52. In short, before she referred to her ladyparts as a clown car.

Illustrated by Mariah Antill, who also does a mean Batwoman and Jonah Hex.

Just admiring the merchandise.

Kit Quinn, Annissë Damefatale, and Tallest Silver shine as the hottest rogues in Gotham at Wizard World Anaheim.

There's no shortage of controversy surrounding Harley Quinn's new look post-DC reboot. In fact, there's going to be a protest at Comic-Con, spurred in large part by her admittedly less-then-improved look as seen on the cover of Suicide Squad #1.

Next time, I hope DC lets artist Claire Hummel take a crack at Harl. Check out her awesome interpretations of the Clown Princess of Crime, and let me know what you think.

Mimoco has this Harley Quinn USB flash drive on offer at this year's San Diego Comic Con, but you'd better act fast, because much like the DC Universe as we know it this thing will be gone before you know it.

Their are only going to be 800 of these bad girls, styled after Harley as she appears in Batman: Arkham City. They will be sold booth #4398, for the five minutes or so that they last.

Say it isn't so, Mistah J!

Arleen Sorkin, the original, definitive Harley Quinn from Batman: The Animated Series (and numerous other Bat-media, all the way through Batman: Arkham Asylum) will not be voicing Harl in the upcoming Batman: Arkham City.

No word on the reasons for Sorkin's departure, but we can take comfort in knowing that her replacement has an excellent comics pedigree: ladies and gents, meet your new Harley Quinn, Tara Strong!

Strong has a ridiculously prolific resume, but you probably know her as the voice Bubbles on The Powerpuff Girls, and more importantly she's deeply entrenched in the animated Bat-verse.

She was Barbara Gordon/Batgirl on Batman: TAS, Vicky Vale on The Batman, and most recently she's voiced The Huntress on Batman: The Brave and the Bold. She also appears as Lashina in the DC Universe animated movie Superman/Batman: Apocalypse.

Sorkin's departure isn't happy news, but there is every reason to believe that Strong will do Harley justice. She's talented, versatile, funny, and she knows her way around Gotham City. I'm confident she'll nail it and do right by the fans.