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Oh and before I go, she wanted me to post one more reply.
Who is "she"?
Oh and before I go, she wanted me to post one more reply.
Who is "she"?
Of course it's what's "most" important, I'm just knocking the people who stand firm that everything else is as well.But isn't THAT the most important thing ? Her face and personality ? Aren't these characters allowed to change clothes ? Hey, believe me, I LOVE classic Harley most and I was one of the few who wanted a classic (BTAS) suit. But at the end of the they it's just that - a suit. It's not like they're completely changing her character, what she stands for etc.
Read my following sentence guys; from the neck, down.
Margot's face and makeup is really what makes and completes the Harley look. Otherwise I wouldn't be able to tell it apart from a really extreme Joker fan girl on the street.
And that's what Harley is. lol
And that's what Harley is. lol
She's not some big famous character inside the DCU. Most other heroes and villains would have no idea who she is. She's not a global symbol or mythic urban crusader. There's no reason for her to be emblematic. In her solo comic, it's just her crazy day to day life doing whatever she wants in Coney Island, which isn't a major city.
I want Harley to hit me with her bat, step on me with her high heels and spit her bubblegum on my face.
Send help.
I want us to go on a killing spree and make mad, passionate love ontop all the corpses
And how exactly does this differ from your usual Friday evenings?
The costume is...ok. I don't hate it, but it's not great. I'm not feeling the tiny hot pants or whatever they are.
She looks great from the neck up though. Margot's expressions are pure Harley and I love the make-up and hair.
And that's what Harley is. lol
She's not some big famous character inside the DCU. Most other heroes and villains would have no idea who she is. She's not a global symbol or mythic urban crusader. There's no reason for her to be emblematic. In her solo comic, it's just her crazy day to day life doing whatever she wants in Coney Island, which isn't a major city.
Exactly
Well said.
Some people are confused over who Harley is, and therefor outraged by Margot's look
You know a new low has been reached when Harley looking exactly like what she's supposed to be - a crazy Joker fangirl - becomes a source of complaint.
There'd no drinking of blood involved with that
Ah, I see. You're on a diet I take it? t:
I want Harley to hit me with her bat, step on me with her high heels and spit her bubblegum on my face.
Send help.
If the police don't kill me first, it'll be this blubber!
How long before someone complains about those shoes she's wearing? BTW, I'm just now noticing that she's got handcuffs in her hand.In my opinion, thisis better than this
If were going to be intentionally dense, then yes, we can simply boil down Harley as a mere fan girl and thus make no attempt to distinguish her from the many geeks in the real world with that of her actual canonical appearances. That logic quickly deteriorates when applied to many beloved comic book characters, but I suspect many of you have already realized this and for whatever reason have opted for the lalala what are you talking about?!? :insertemoticon: response.
Thats fine.
For what its worth Ive grown to accept and even appreciate this direction, but clearly reasoned discussions here are quickly shrugged off.