True, but the ore recent stuff isn’t that recent anymore. She’s been entered into the canon for a couple of decades at least. When was MAD LOVE published? She’s certaily worked harder than Lola Bunny, who appeared n one movie most people didn’t even like, and is treated as an equal with the Looney Tunes characters.
Costumes are fun but as someone who has not glanced at a comic book since grade school (’51), I always chose bird related costume (especially since O) and now I have many Medieval gowns.
Funny, I used to use a lot of names that were puns and wordplay. Now I tend to avoid them. “Harleen Quinzel” “Edward Nigma” And a lot of names in THE SPIRIT. Kinda fakey.
“Depends on how you define hero.” The punching bag to a killer psychotic clown is not my idea of a hero. (On a side note, I wish we could see more of Carolina as WW!)
My problem with Rita as Harley Quinn is that (at least as I remember it) Harley was portrayed as a sort of submissive, dependent kind of person, which is not how I think Rita views herself.
Hero. Not anti-hero, not villain. Hero. Of course, if your language is malleable, like Bubba Clinton’s, “hero” can mean whatever you say it means. Just makes you look stupid in front of people who know language.
johnzakour Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Kind of fitting for Rita.
cabalonrye almost 11 years ago
the Joker
Tue Elung-Jensen almost 11 years ago
Harley is kind of heroineish in Injustice :)
CaptBullock almost 11 years ago
I see 5 DC characters and only one from Marvel (tied with Total Television, who gave us Underdog). Kneel before Zod, Walt Disney!
LeoAutodidact almost 11 years ago
Quite right, she started on “Batman: The Animated Series” and was so well recieved that she was grafted into the Comic Book continuity.
vwdualnomand almost 11 years ago
guys in costumes look lame, but girls in costume look very nice. just like around halloween.
Thomas Scott Roberts creator almost 11 years ago
True, but the ore recent stuff isn’t that recent anymore. She’s been entered into the canon for a couple of decades at least. When was MAD LOVE published? She’s certaily worked harder than Lola Bunny, who appeared n one movie most people didn’t even like, and is treated as an equal with the Looney Tunes characters.
geopardy almost 11 years ago
I kinda think Jay is more suited to the “Underdog” role than Ed.
Dragoncat almost 11 years ago
Hey, every hero needs a villain, right?Frankly, I’m just surprised that Jay actually read the memo this time.
Burnside217 almost 11 years ago
He’s Underdog, speaks volumes.
TheDOCTOR almost 11 years ago
Carolina as Wonder Woman. Out of curiosity: Who would the other cast mmbers chosen?
johnzakour Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Dana was suppose to be Scarlet Witch, which is fitting. I kind of think Ed should have been flash.
vldazzle almost 11 years ago
Costumes are fun but as someone who has not glanced at a comic book since grade school (’51), I always chose bird related costume (especially since O) and now I have many Medieval gowns.
1148559 almost 11 years ago
I like it!
Comic Minister Premium Member almost 11 years ago
Rita’s a villian alright.
ossiningaling almost 11 years ago
Surely she jests.
Thomas Scott Roberts creator almost 11 years ago
Funny, I used to use a lot of names that were puns and wordplay. Now I tend to avoid them. “Harleen Quinzel” “Edward Nigma” And a lot of names in THE SPIRIT. Kinda fakey.
Michelle Morris almost 11 years ago
I’m impressed and surprised that Rita even knows who Harley Quinn is! She actually reads comics.
rvonluchen almost 11 years ago
My favorite superhero is Power Girl, but I don’t think I would go to work dressed as her.
SQLMamma almost 11 years ago
Dana came to work as Dana.
Thomas Scott Roberts creator almost 11 years ago
Actually, she’s standing right next to Ed, as Invisible Woman.
ChrisV almost 11 years ago
“Depends on how you define hero.” The punching bag to a killer psychotic clown is not my idea of a hero. (On a side note, I wish we could see more of Carolina as WW!)
hamcg almost 11 years ago
Love Roy as The Hulk….
geopardy almost 11 years ago
My problem with Rita as Harley Quinn is that (at least as I remember it) Harley was portrayed as a sort of submissive, dependent kind of person, which is not how I think Rita views herself.
K M almost 11 years ago
Hero. Not anti-hero, not villain. Hero. Of course, if your language is malleable, like Bubba Clinton’s, “hero” can mean whatever you say it means. Just makes you look stupid in front of people who know language.