Who is Harley Quinn?

Formerly a psychiatrist and intern at Arkham Asylum, Dr. Harleen Quinzel found herself surprisingly drawn to the charm of her patient known as the Joker. With his charismatic and flamboyant behavior, the Clown Prince of Crime seduced and manipulated the young doctor, driving her insane and transforming her into his girlfriend and criminal accomplice, Harley Quinn. Unlike the Joker, Harley possesses above-average agility and combat skills and can convincingly act sane and normal, allowing her to disguise herself effectively. Her charisma and psychiatric training also enable her to manipulate others psychologically. Created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, Harley's critical and popular success earned her a lasting presence in the Batman: The Animated Series and subsequent animations. She eventually made her way into DC Comics universe in 1999. Exploring the Harley Quinn statue: Set on top a base resembling the roof of an amusement park carousel, adorned with yellow lights, golden feminine silhouettes, and images of the jester symbol from a deck of cards interspersed with the bat emblem of the Dark Knight, Harley Quinn takes center stage.

At the tip of a small mast rising from the carousel’s roof sits a toy hyena, styled like a wooden carousel horse. Perched on it is Gotham's ever beautiful and deadly Mistress of Mischief, laughing as she holds balloons symbolizing Batman and her first insane love, the Joker. Harley wears her classic red-and-black costume, patterned with diamond shapes, along with a white clown collar and cuffs, and a jester hood in a medieval style. Her face is painted with white makeup and accented by a black eye mask. Iron Studios presents yet another rendition of the charismatic and unpredictable former partner of the Joker, now anti-heroine, with "Harley Quinn Unleashed - DC Comics - Art Scale 1/10”, portraying Harley in a diorama set as part of the Unleashed line, which elevates the 1/10 scale to new standards of excellence.