Harley Quinn #67
| Event\Storyline | Batman: Bad Seeds |
| Writer | Elliott Kalan |
| Artist | Carlos Olivares |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Hey look! 6-7!!! 6-7!!! 6-7!!! Eh? Ehhhh???? See, I can be hip! I got layers—I’m nuanced! Speaking of which, it’s about time that I have a long overdue heart-to-heart with the love of my life, Poison Ivy. All that’s standing between us is a city-sized jungle full of Swamp Thing’s prehistoric cousins. Good thing I brought my trusty Harley-machete! Saddle up, buckeroo; I gotta get my Pammy, and you’re coming with me!!
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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10
But Why Tho? - William Tucker
Oct 28, 2026Harley Quinn Issue 67 is a remarkable mixture of romance and brutality. It features some of the best visuals in the crossover, adding extra psychedelia to Harley’s already unique psyche. Read Full Review
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8.6
The Batman Universe - Adam Koppel
Oct 28, 2026Harley Quinn #67 delivers a gritty, violent and emotionally cathartic wrap up to Harley's time in the "Bad Seeds" crossover that should satisfy longtime fans, and while newer readers might not fully grasp the backstory unfolding here, Harley and Ivy's relationship is the emotional core of this event, and as always, the writing, art and color elevate the story to A list status. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Watch - Theron Couch
Nov 02, 2026Harley Quinn #67 heavily ties into the emotional core of Poison Ivy’s recent issues while also taking place among the larger of Bad Seeds. That said, it works just as well as a stand-alone issue. In that way it’s one of those versatile tie-in issues that both isn’t necessary to the larger event nor reliant upon it. Kalan successfully balances action, manic energy, and deeper emotion, and Olivares’s art and Louise’s coloring go even harder and make this one a big winner. Read Full Review
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7.0
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Oct 28, 2026Harley’s fight to get to Poison Ivy is met with a multitude of varying looks and coloring. Kalan implements the classic Harley reactions with the script . The art & lettering take big swings with its’ presentation. An extra, yet non vital piece to the larger “Bad Seeds” picture. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5+ Like • Comment