Ivy intends to give her new friend an edge over Batman and the Joker. Quinn and Ivy team up and successfully become a criminal duo. The hot-blooded Harley, however, is angrier with the Joker than with Batman, and even initially works with the Dark Knight to help take down the Clown Prince of Crime. Harley sometimes teams up with Poison Ivy.
Related: Joker's New Girlfriend Punchline vs. Harley Quinn Confirmed. For those looking to see the Joker's actual profile, DC Comics unveiled a new one-shot titled Joker/Harley: Criminal Sanity Secret Files will feature hidden crime scene details and a real-life profile of the Joker by Kurz. If you've ever wanted to see a real physiological Not much is known about the film, aside from the fact that it’s a musical (more on that later), but it appears—at the very least—Phillips is keeping Harley Quinn and Joker's twisted romance After the success of the first film, the sequel of Todd Philip’s Joker was announced in no time. Reports went rife that Philip was planning to introduce Joker’s love lady Harley Quinn in the film. Todd Phillips’ Joker was a bold take on its title character, and included an original story largely independent of the DC comics. And as such, it should be fascinating to see what his approach Summary. Joker 2 being a musical is a surprising but logical choice, especially considering Harley Quinn's real world origin story and her connection to musical elements. The musical format adds an element of unpredictability and mystery to the plot, keeping the audience engaged and on their toes. By incorporating musical sequences, the sequel Jason Woodrue, AKA The Floronic Man, is one of the two main antagonists of the 2017 DC animated film, Batman and Harley Quinn. He teamed up with Poison Ivy to destroy all of humanity by transforming all life on Earth into plants. He is also revealed by Batman to be Dryad/tree spirit from another dimension.