He’s actually being a Harley right now, doing some impetuous sh*t, not caring about all the stuff he’s leaving in his wake," she said. Franklin teased that Gordon's own issues, and the way he wields them in his plot to capture Harley and Ivy, will also have a major role to play in the series. Harley and Ivy are fleeing Gotham, after all, and they're being pursued by none other than a power hungry Jim Gordon, still furious over his foiled plans at the end of the show's second season. I mean, I’m sure she’s grateful, but she’s also dealing with the hurt of, 'Damn, I hurt this guy who I really, really loved, and that’s on me, and I need to fix that.' So, she’s going to go through a bunch of emotions to try to handle this."īut of course, the problems aren't just internal.
Even though Ivy really wasn’t to marry Kite Man, my girl still got left at the altar. "Harley has been through a lot, as has Ivy. "There's tons of emotions and trauma that was already touched on in the animated series, but I wanted to delve deeper and turn it up a notch, because both of these women have these traumatic experiences from men in their lives-Ivy’s dad Harley’s parents, her man," Franklin explained. There are a lot of issues for both women to sort through, and as they take a tour on the run through the show's animated universe, they'll both have to face their problems eventually. In the gallery below, you can get just a taste of what the moments following that romantic escape look like.īut it's not exactly the happy ending that it seems. Harley, of course, feels the same way, and it seems like the two of them have the road trip of a lifetime ahead of them as they finally embrace their romance. Ivy's just been left at the altar by Kite Man and jumped into a car with Harley on the way out of Gotham City, confessing her feelings for her longtime best friend along the way.
Tour picks up in the immediate aftermath of Harley Quinn's second season finale. Written by Franklin ( Bingo Love) and drawn by Max Sarin ( Wicked Things), The Eat. There’s a lot of 'will-they-won’t-they' in the comics, and when they do, it’s just not as beautifully shown." "It is important to talk about, and I’m really grateful to be the one to tell this love story. " Their relationship is needed," Franklin told journalists at a press roundtable event to promote the book. Tour, and for writer Tee Franklin, it could not come at a better time. This month, Harley and Ivy's power couple escapades have resumed in Harley Quinn: The Eat. But you don't have to wait for the show to return to get more of Harley's cartoonish adventures, and we're not just talking about watching The Suicide Squad. It's been more than a year since the Season 2 finale of Harley Quinn arrived, and we're still waiting for the third season of the acclaimed adult animated series to land on HBO Max.
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