DC Now Has 4 Harley Quinn Projects In 2024 & None Of Them Are Margot Robbie

Margot Robbie still has no confirmed project to return as Harley Quinn, even though the character will come back with four upcoming DC entries in 2024, raising concerns. While the DCEU proved itself controversial over the years, Robbie’s Harley Quinn was one of the few positive aspects of the franchise that remained consistent. The actress was the best part of 2016’s Suicide Squad, which led to her leading DC’s Birds of Prey movie and even working with James Gunn, who is charting all DC Universe projects, in 2021’s The Suicide Squad.

Despite being the DCEU’s most popular star, Robbie still has to be announced as the Harley Quinn of the DCU. That raises some concern, as Gunn has already revealed that Viola Davis as Amanda Waller, John Cena as Peacemaker, and more DCEU stars will be returning in the DCU as their characters, though there is no word on Robbie’s Harley Quinn. While Robbie’s Harley Quinn future hangs in the balance, the character will have a packed 2024, as different versions of Harley will appear in an upcoming DC film and multiple TV shows.

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There Are 4 Harley Quinns Coming This Year

Harley Quinn is set to have a huge 2024, with the character appearing in three animated series and a movie. The year will see a version of Harley that is similar to Robbie’s in a lot of ways and three other iterations that try new things with the character. First up is Suicide Squad Isekai, which will be released on June 27. The anime follows Harley Quinn and other members of the Suicide Squad being sent to a fantasy land with magical creatures. Then comes Batman: Caped Crusader on August 1. In the series, an Asian American Harley flips the script.

This iteration will see Harleen Quinzel be the funny, whimsical side of the character, with Harley Quinn being someone to be feared. On October 4 comes the biggest Harley Quinn release of the year, as Lady Gaga will debut her version of the character — called Lee — opposite Joaquin Phoenix in Joker: Folie à Deux. As the first superhero movie musical, the Joker sequel and its take on Harley Quinn draw a lot of attention. Finally, Harley Quinn season 5 will arrive sometime in 2025, taking Harley and Poison Ivy from Gotham City to Metropolis.

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Gunn Has Debunked A Solo Project Rumor

There have been a few developments regarding Robbie’s possible return as Harley. First, Gunn debunked a Harley Quinn solo series rumor, with the DCU chief revealing that the rumored “Harleen” prequel series was a lie. Last January, Gunn shared a positive comment about Robbie’s future as Harley Quinn. While the director revealed that he had not talked to the actress about Harley in a long time, Gunn said that he would love to work with Margot Robbie again as Harley Quinn or another DCU character. With no plans for someone else to play Harley Quinn, Robbie could join the DCU.

• Suicide Squad Isekai

  A project direct from WIT Studio in Japan, Suicide Squad ISEKAI is an animated action-adventure series that centers around the titular DC antihero team, with Harley Quinn and Joker being the main leads. Sent to another world, characters like Quinn and the Joker will wreak havoc on a fantasy world where they find themselves inexplicably whisked away.

• Batman: Caped Crusader (2024)

  Wealthy socialite Bruce Wayne, transformed by tragedy, takes on the mantle of Batman to combat the rampant corruption and crime in Gotham City. His vigilante actions attract both allies within the GCPD and City Hall and deadly adversaries, leading to unforeseen consequences. The series delves into the noir roots of Batman, exploring the psychological depths of Gotham’s inhabitants.

• Joker: Folie a Deux

  Joker: Folie à Deux is the sequel to Todd Phillips’ critically acclaimed comic book thriller Joker. Reprising his Academy Award-winning performance as the failed comedian Arthur Fleck, Joaquin Phoenix revisits the iconic DC character alongside Lady Gaga, who makes her debut as Joker’s lover Harley Quinn in this standalone continuity of the DC Universe.

• Harley Quinn

  Developed by Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, and Dean Lorey, Harley Quinn is a Max original series focusing on Harley Quinn, the former therapist led astray by the Joker. The show sees Harley learn that the Joker truly doesn’t love her and decides to find her place in the world without him – and cause a little mayhem along the way.