ICYMI: We're celebrating HarleyQuinn on the 30th anniversary of her debut on Batman: The Animated Series as The Joker's femme fatale sidekick, the beginning of her journey to becoming one of comics' greatest characters. / BatmanTAS BTAS
\nThe groundbreaking Batman: The Animated Series is rightly being celebrated for its 30th anniversary this month and amongst the show's greatest contributions and inventions being celebrated with that is certainly the character of Harley Quinn.
I was thinking of the female henchwomen they had in the '60s Adam West series. Often the Joker or Penguin would have a moll, so I thought, let's go back and give a nod to that.'\nHe continues that he had real-life inspirations for Harley Quinn's look and mannerisms. 'I thought what would be fun would be a Judy Holliday type, somebody snappy and a 'girl gone wrong' type of character. So then I was shooting around names, and I just came up with the name Harley Quinn.
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