WARNING: Contains Spoilers for DC vs. Vampires: World War V #11 (2025)!Harley Quinnhas one of the most versatile costume histories of any DC character. While some of her looks have been obvious hits and others complete misses, her latest design is guaranteed to divide fans. There will likely be no middle ground with this look, as fans will either love it or outright hate it.
Matthew Rosenberg and Otto Schmidt’sDC vs. Vampires: World War V#11 delivers several major bombshells, from Wonder Woman becoming Queen of the Vampires to Alfred Pennyworth killing his pseudo-grandson, Damian Wayne.
However, when it comes to visuals,Harley Quinn undeniably steals the show with a bold costume overhaul that may be one of her wackiest looks to date.It is undoubtedly odd, but some fans might agree that this look is so bad it is actually good.
Harley Quinn’s Wildest Costume Yet Debuts inDC vs. Vampires
From Captive to Couture: Harley’s Freedom Sparks Her Most Chaotic Look Ever
InDC vs. Vampires: World War V#11,Harley Quinn is free and living her best life in a sanctuary created by Swamp Thing and the Spectre.After being held in captivity by formerVampire Queen Barbara Gordonfor most of the series, one of the first things Harley does with her newfound freedom is give herself a costume upgrade.
Most Harley Quinn fans are used to seeing her lean into either a blue-and-pink color scheme or her more iconic red-and-black palette. However, thisElseworldsversion combines both,creating a loud mashup of aesthetics that results in one of her most mismatched looks to date.
Her costume features red and blue leggings, a blue, red, and black cropped tank top, pink and blue shoulder pads, and most notably, a green leaf skirt. The standout detail is her hair,with one pink pigtail and one blue, each topped with a plastic eight ball and an eyeball, respectively.
Harley Quinn Becomes the MVP of Earth-63
With a Killer One-Liner and a Plan to Stop Darkseid, Harley Steals the Spotlight
Beyond her wild costume, Harley plays an important role in this issue.She reveals that she memorized the blueprints for a powerful weaponthat Vampire Queen Barbara had been working on, one that might help themwin the war against Darkseid. Her knowledge becomes a critical turning point in the story.
Harley also delivers one of the best lines in the issue. When Black Canary questions the wisdom of relying on the vague descriptions of“an escaped mental patient”to build a last-ditch weapon, Harley responds,“I didn’t so much escape as the world stopped prioritizing mental health, so I left.”With her new look, a plan to save the world, and her trademark humor,Harley Quinncompletely steals the spotlight in this issue.
DC vs. Vampires: World War V #11is available now from DC Comics!
