Does Harley Quinn ever have children?












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Does Harley Quinn ever have children, either with the Joker or with someone else? We see her have them in a dream sequence in the 2016 Suicide Squad film.












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    What are these pictures of?

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    They're from the Suicide Squad movie... though I don't know why they matter here. They're from a dream sequence, if I remember correctly.

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    And were likely wish rather than memories

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    Thanks for asking this, you've helped me a lot. :) I love Harley Quinn but don't want to read anything where she has children, so someone linked me to this question and it really helped me figure out what to avoid. :)

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Does Harley Quinn ever have children, either with the Joker or with someone else? We see her have them in a dream sequence in the 2016 Suicide Squad film.












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    What are these pictures of?

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    They're from the Suicide Squad movie... though I don't know why they matter here. They're from a dream sequence, if I remember correctly.

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    Nov 17 '16 at 4:41








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    And were likely wish rather than memories

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    Nov 17 '16 at 11:47






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    Thanks for asking this, you've helped me a lot. :) I love Harley Quinn but don't want to read anything where she has children, so someone linked me to this question and it really helped me figure out what to avoid. :)

    – Bellatrix
    Jul 3 '17 at 18:36














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Does Harley Quinn ever have children, either with the Joker or with someone else? We see her have them in a dream sequence in the 2016 Suicide Squad film.












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Does Harley Quinn ever have children, either with the Joker or with someone else? We see her have them in a dream sequence in the 2016 Suicide Squad film.









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    What are these pictures of?

    – Adamant
    Nov 17 '16 at 4:25






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    They're from the Suicide Squad movie... though I don't know why they matter here. They're from a dream sequence, if I remember correctly.

    – Catija
    Nov 17 '16 at 4:41








  • 3





    And were likely wish rather than memories

    – Paul
    Nov 17 '16 at 11:47






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    Thanks for asking this, you've helped me a lot. :) I love Harley Quinn but don't want to read anything where she has children, so someone linked me to this question and it really helped me figure out what to avoid. :)

    – Bellatrix
    Jul 3 '17 at 18:36














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    What are these pictures of?

    – Adamant
    Nov 17 '16 at 4:25






  • 1





    They're from the Suicide Squad movie... though I don't know why they matter here. They're from a dream sequence, if I remember correctly.

    – Catija
    Nov 17 '16 at 4:41








  • 3





    And were likely wish rather than memories

    – Paul
    Nov 17 '16 at 11:47






  • 2





    Thanks for asking this, you've helped me a lot. :) I love Harley Quinn but don't want to read anything where she has children, so someone linked me to this question and it really helped me figure out what to avoid. :)

    – Bellatrix
    Jul 3 '17 at 18:36








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What are these pictures of?

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Nov 17 '16 at 4:25





What are these pictures of?

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Nov 17 '16 at 4:25




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They're from the Suicide Squad movie... though I don't know why they matter here. They're from a dream sequence, if I remember correctly.

– Catija
Nov 17 '16 at 4:41







They're from the Suicide Squad movie... though I don't know why they matter here. They're from a dream sequence, if I remember correctly.

– Catija
Nov 17 '16 at 4:41






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And were likely wish rather than memories

– Paul
Nov 17 '16 at 11:47





And were likely wish rather than memories

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Nov 17 '16 at 11:47




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Thanks for asking this, you've helped me a lot. :) I love Harley Quinn but don't want to read anything where she has children, so someone linked me to this question and it really helped me figure out what to avoid. :)

– Bellatrix
Jul 3 '17 at 18:36





Thanks for asking this, you've helped me a lot. :) I love Harley Quinn but don't want to read anything where she has children, so someone linked me to this question and it really helped me figure out what to avoid. :)

– Bellatrix
Jul 3 '17 at 18:36










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In the DC Animated Universe, yes.



While we never learn anything about her actual child/children, we meet Harley's two granddaughters, Delia and Deidre (together referred to as "Dee Dee").



Like their grandmother, they are gymnasts and criminals. They are members of the Jokerz, introduced in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.



De-De & Nana HarleyDelia and Diedre being chided by "Nana Harley"






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    It may be worth mentioning that also in the movie the Joker and Harley "Adopted" [Spoiler], rather than going through the "Joy" of childbirth. youtube.com/watch?v=eXMxRDpopoo

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In Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Two #13, Harley admits to Black Canary that she had a daughter named Lucy, fathered by Joker.



Injustice is a separate universe, which does not necessarily reflect the state of things in the main continuity (whatever it happens to be these days). Yet, I think there was a crossover between some main continuity and Injustice.





In Injustice 2 #2 she even calls the woman who is taking care of her daughter:








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    Injustice: Gods Among Us is an Elseworlds story, right? If so, then it might be worth noting that Lucy doesn't necessarily exist in main continuity.

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    @Thunderforge - I have no idea what "Elseworlds" are. I thought it was clear that I'm not talking about the main continuity, but I'll update the answer. Thanks for noticing this!

    – Gallifreyan
    Nov 17 '16 at 6:07






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    Elseworlds is DC Comics' brand for alternate universe stories. I haven't read the comics, but I recall that the video game starts off with a title card saying that it takes place "Elseworld".

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    I think it's a Multiverse title, but I get yor point.

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    @DCOPTimDowd She doesn't explicitly state this, to my memory (though I'll check later), but it's heavily implied that it's indeed the case (and there was no one else around at the time).

    – Gallifreyan
    Jun 21 '17 at 21:54



















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While I don't have a vast amount of knowledge from the comics, there is an easter-egg in the Arkham City game that involves this.



When the player first visits the Steel Mill where the Joker (together with Harley) have holed up as their hideout, a crib can be seen in the office they are using to plot:



baby's crib found in the Steel Mill



Around the crib on the floor can be seen positive pregnancy tests:



positive pregnancy tests surrounding the crib



Spoiler for the rest of the game and the DLC follows:




Once you have completed the game, and the Joker is dead, you can revisit the Steel Mill under solely Harley's control. If you head back to the office, you can find the following scattered around:enter image description here This would seem to imply that - in the Arkham game universe at least - she doesn't (can't?) have children







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    Which, ironically, is opposite to actual pregnancy tests of that variety where negative tests eventually come up as positive due to the effects of evaporation modernmom.com/2c254584-051f-11e2-9d62-404062497d7e.html

    – FuzzyBoots
    Nov 17 '16 at 13:48






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    @FuzzyBoots: I always considered the implication here to be that they were new ones, rather than the same ones that were present on your first visit

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    {nods} Possible. It does raise the Fridge Horror scenario that the reason why they're negative now was the whole Batman knocking Harley around... not that that would probably change the results that quickly.

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    @FuzzyBoots: Yeah, it definitely introduces some pretty dark subtext doesn't it?

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    @FuzzyBoots It can also be from the emotional shock of losing her boyfriend.

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Yes, Harley had a daughter whom she let her sister raise.



She left the Joker for a year to have said child because she feared that that learning he is a father would lead to a worsening in the Joker's mental state.



Her name is Lucy.



She was referenced to in a comic, where Harley refused to finish fighting Black Canary because Black Canary was pregnant with Green Arrow's child.






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    This was already mentioned (in greater detail) by Gallifreyan's answer.

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  • @Jenayah there is no rule stating that answers can't contain the same content.

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  • @Edlothiad which is why I hinted at adding more detail with regards to Do we have a policy on duplicate answers?

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  • @Jenayah I'm not seeing any hints at adding more detail, am I missing a comment?

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  • @Edlothiad granted my "in greater detail" might read ambiguous...

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I know this thread is old, but wanted to add in here, along with Harley’s Enchantess vision of kids (specifically, a boy and girl), there are baby onsies in this scene with Joker in the upper corner. One pink, one blue, and also what looks like a black one. Maybe a baby died? Her speech to Diablo about kids would make more sense now.



“Own that shit. Own it! What do you think was going to happen? Huh?... What, you were just thinking you can have a happy family and coach little leagues, and make car payments? Normal is a setting on the dryer. People like us, we don’t get normal!”



Also worth mentioning, they also took a step away from Harley’s typical red/black colors and did pink/blue (baby colors) for her hair in Suicide Squad.





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    In the DC Animated Universe, yes.



    While we never learn anything about her actual child/children, we meet Harley's two granddaughters, Delia and Deidre (together referred to as "Dee Dee").



    Like their grandmother, they are gymnasts and criminals. They are members of the Jokerz, introduced in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.



    De-De & Nana HarleyDelia and Diedre being chided by "Nana Harley"






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      It may be worth mentioning that also in the movie the Joker and Harley "Adopted" [Spoiler], rather than going through the "Joy" of childbirth. youtube.com/watch?v=eXMxRDpopoo

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    In the DC Animated Universe, yes.



    While we never learn anything about her actual child/children, we meet Harley's two granddaughters, Delia and Deidre (together referred to as "Dee Dee").



    Like their grandmother, they are gymnasts and criminals. They are members of the Jokerz, introduced in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.



    De-De & Nana HarleyDelia and Diedre being chided by "Nana Harley"






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      It may be worth mentioning that also in the movie the Joker and Harley "Adopted" [Spoiler], rather than going through the "Joy" of childbirth. youtube.com/watch?v=eXMxRDpopoo

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    In the DC Animated Universe, yes.



    While we never learn anything about her actual child/children, we meet Harley's two granddaughters, Delia and Deidre (together referred to as "Dee Dee").



    Like their grandmother, they are gymnasts and criminals. They are members of the Jokerz, introduced in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.



    De-De & Nana HarleyDelia and Diedre being chided by "Nana Harley"






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    In the DC Animated Universe, yes.



    While we never learn anything about her actual child/children, we meet Harley's two granddaughters, Delia and Deidre (together referred to as "Dee Dee").



    Like their grandmother, they are gymnasts and criminals. They are members of the Jokerz, introduced in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.



    De-De & Nana HarleyDelia and Diedre being chided by "Nana Harley"







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      It may be worth mentioning that also in the movie the Joker and Harley "Adopted" [Spoiler], rather than going through the "Joy" of childbirth. youtube.com/watch?v=eXMxRDpopoo

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      It may be worth mentioning that also in the movie the Joker and Harley "Adopted" [Spoiler], rather than going through the "Joy" of childbirth. youtube.com/watch?v=eXMxRDpopoo

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    It may be worth mentioning that also in the movie the Joker and Harley "Adopted" [Spoiler], rather than going through the "Joy" of childbirth. youtube.com/watch?v=eXMxRDpopoo

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    It may be worth mentioning that also in the movie the Joker and Harley "Adopted" [Spoiler], rather than going through the "Joy" of childbirth. youtube.com/watch?v=eXMxRDpopoo

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    In Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Two #13, Harley admits to Black Canary that she had a daughter named Lucy, fathered by Joker.



    Injustice is a separate universe, which does not necessarily reflect the state of things in the main continuity (whatever it happens to be these days). Yet, I think there was a crossover between some main continuity and Injustice.





    In Injustice 2 #2 she even calls the woman who is taking care of her daughter:








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      Injustice: Gods Among Us is an Elseworlds story, right? If so, then it might be worth noting that Lucy doesn't necessarily exist in main continuity.

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      @Thunderforge - I have no idea what "Elseworlds" are. I thought it was clear that I'm not talking about the main continuity, but I'll update the answer. Thanks for noticing this!

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      Elseworlds is DC Comics' brand for alternate universe stories. I haven't read the comics, but I recall that the video game starts off with a title card saying that it takes place "Elseworld".

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      I think it's a Multiverse title, but I get yor point.

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      @DCOPTimDowd She doesn't explicitly state this, to my memory (though I'll check later), but it's heavily implied that it's indeed the case (and there was no one else around at the time).

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    In Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Two #13, Harley admits to Black Canary that she had a daughter named Lucy, fathered by Joker.



    Injustice is a separate universe, which does not necessarily reflect the state of things in the main continuity (whatever it happens to be these days). Yet, I think there was a crossover between some main continuity and Injustice.





    In Injustice 2 #2 she even calls the woman who is taking care of her daughter:








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      Injustice: Gods Among Us is an Elseworlds story, right? If so, then it might be worth noting that Lucy doesn't necessarily exist in main continuity.

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      @Thunderforge - I have no idea what "Elseworlds" are. I thought it was clear that I'm not talking about the main continuity, but I'll update the answer. Thanks for noticing this!

      – Gallifreyan
      Nov 17 '16 at 6:07






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      Elseworlds is DC Comics' brand for alternate universe stories. I haven't read the comics, but I recall that the video game starts off with a title card saying that it takes place "Elseworld".

      – Thunderforge
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      I think it's a Multiverse title, but I get yor point.

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      @DCOPTimDowd She doesn't explicitly state this, to my memory (though I'll check later), but it's heavily implied that it's indeed the case (and there was no one else around at the time).

      – Gallifreyan
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    In Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Two #13, Harley admits to Black Canary that she had a daughter named Lucy, fathered by Joker.



    Injustice is a separate universe, which does not necessarily reflect the state of things in the main continuity (whatever it happens to be these days). Yet, I think there was a crossover between some main continuity and Injustice.





    In Injustice 2 #2 she even calls the woman who is taking care of her daughter:








    share|improve this answer















    In Injustice: Gods Among Us Year Two #13, Harley admits to Black Canary that she had a daughter named Lucy, fathered by Joker.



    Injustice is a separate universe, which does not necessarily reflect the state of things in the main continuity (whatever it happens to be these days). Yet, I think there was a crossover between some main continuity and Injustice.





    In Injustice 2 #2 she even calls the woman who is taking care of her daughter:









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      Injustice: Gods Among Us is an Elseworlds story, right? If so, then it might be worth noting that Lucy doesn't necessarily exist in main continuity.

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      @Thunderforge - I have no idea what "Elseworlds" are. I thought it was clear that I'm not talking about the main continuity, but I'll update the answer. Thanks for noticing this!

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      Elseworlds is DC Comics' brand for alternate universe stories. I haven't read the comics, but I recall that the video game starts off with a title card saying that it takes place "Elseworld".

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      I think it's a Multiverse title, but I get yor point.

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      @DCOPTimDowd She doesn't explicitly state this, to my memory (though I'll check later), but it's heavily implied that it's indeed the case (and there was no one else around at the time).

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      Jun 21 '17 at 21:54














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      Injustice: Gods Among Us is an Elseworlds story, right? If so, then it might be worth noting that Lucy doesn't necessarily exist in main continuity.

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      @Thunderforge - I have no idea what "Elseworlds" are. I thought it was clear that I'm not talking about the main continuity, but I'll update the answer. Thanks for noticing this!

      – Gallifreyan
      Nov 17 '16 at 6:07






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      Elseworlds is DC Comics' brand for alternate universe stories. I haven't read the comics, but I recall that the video game starts off with a title card saying that it takes place "Elseworld".

      – Thunderforge
      Nov 17 '16 at 6:11








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      I think it's a Multiverse title, but I get yor point.

      – Gallifreyan
      Nov 17 '16 at 6:16






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      @DCOPTimDowd She doesn't explicitly state this, to my memory (though I'll check later), but it's heavily implied that it's indeed the case (and there was no one else around at the time).

      – Gallifreyan
      Jun 21 '17 at 21:54








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    Injustice: Gods Among Us is an Elseworlds story, right? If so, then it might be worth noting that Lucy doesn't necessarily exist in main continuity.

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    Injustice: Gods Among Us is an Elseworlds story, right? If so, then it might be worth noting that Lucy doesn't necessarily exist in main continuity.

    – Thunderforge
    Nov 17 '16 at 5:54






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    @Thunderforge - I have no idea what "Elseworlds" are. I thought it was clear that I'm not talking about the main continuity, but I'll update the answer. Thanks for noticing this!

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    @Thunderforge - I have no idea what "Elseworlds" are. I thought it was clear that I'm not talking about the main continuity, but I'll update the answer. Thanks for noticing this!

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    Elseworlds is DC Comics' brand for alternate universe stories. I haven't read the comics, but I recall that the video game starts off with a title card saying that it takes place "Elseworld".

    – Thunderforge
    Nov 17 '16 at 6:11







    Elseworlds is DC Comics' brand for alternate universe stories. I haven't read the comics, but I recall that the video game starts off with a title card saying that it takes place "Elseworld".

    – Thunderforge
    Nov 17 '16 at 6:11






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    I think it's a Multiverse title, but I get yor point.

    – Gallifreyan
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    I think it's a Multiverse title, but I get yor point.

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    @DCOPTimDowd She doesn't explicitly state this, to my memory (though I'll check later), but it's heavily implied that it's indeed the case (and there was no one else around at the time).

    – Gallifreyan
    Jun 21 '17 at 21:54





    @DCOPTimDowd She doesn't explicitly state this, to my memory (though I'll check later), but it's heavily implied that it's indeed the case (and there was no one else around at the time).

    – Gallifreyan
    Jun 21 '17 at 21:54











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    While I don't have a vast amount of knowledge from the comics, there is an easter-egg in the Arkham City game that involves this.



    When the player first visits the Steel Mill where the Joker (together with Harley) have holed up as their hideout, a crib can be seen in the office they are using to plot:



    baby's crib found in the Steel Mill



    Around the crib on the floor can be seen positive pregnancy tests:



    positive pregnancy tests surrounding the crib



    Spoiler for the rest of the game and the DLC follows:




    Once you have completed the game, and the Joker is dead, you can revisit the Steel Mill under solely Harley's control. If you head back to the office, you can find the following scattered around:enter image description here This would seem to imply that - in the Arkham game universe at least - she doesn't (can't?) have children







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      Which, ironically, is opposite to actual pregnancy tests of that variety where negative tests eventually come up as positive due to the effects of evaporation modernmom.com/2c254584-051f-11e2-9d62-404062497d7e.html

      – FuzzyBoots
      Nov 17 '16 at 13:48






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      @FuzzyBoots: I always considered the implication here to be that they were new ones, rather than the same ones that were present on your first visit

      – Strongo
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      {nods} Possible. It does raise the Fridge Horror scenario that the reason why they're negative now was the whole Batman knocking Harley around... not that that would probably change the results that quickly.

      – FuzzyBoots
      Nov 17 '16 at 14:07






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      @FuzzyBoots: Yeah, it definitely introduces some pretty dark subtext doesn't it?

      – Strongo
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      @FuzzyBoots It can also be from the emotional shock of losing her boyfriend.

      – Nzall
      Nov 17 '16 at 15:52
















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    While I don't have a vast amount of knowledge from the comics, there is an easter-egg in the Arkham City game that involves this.



    When the player first visits the Steel Mill where the Joker (together with Harley) have holed up as their hideout, a crib can be seen in the office they are using to plot:



    baby's crib found in the Steel Mill



    Around the crib on the floor can be seen positive pregnancy tests:



    positive pregnancy tests surrounding the crib



    Spoiler for the rest of the game and the DLC follows:




    Once you have completed the game, and the Joker is dead, you can revisit the Steel Mill under solely Harley's control. If you head back to the office, you can find the following scattered around:enter image description here This would seem to imply that - in the Arkham game universe at least - she doesn't (can't?) have children







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      Which, ironically, is opposite to actual pregnancy tests of that variety where negative tests eventually come up as positive due to the effects of evaporation modernmom.com/2c254584-051f-11e2-9d62-404062497d7e.html

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      @FuzzyBoots: I always considered the implication here to be that they were new ones, rather than the same ones that were present on your first visit

      – Strongo
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      {nods} Possible. It does raise the Fridge Horror scenario that the reason why they're negative now was the whole Batman knocking Harley around... not that that would probably change the results that quickly.

      – FuzzyBoots
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      @FuzzyBoots: Yeah, it definitely introduces some pretty dark subtext doesn't it?

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      @FuzzyBoots It can also be from the emotional shock of losing her boyfriend.

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    While I don't have a vast amount of knowledge from the comics, there is an easter-egg in the Arkham City game that involves this.



    When the player first visits the Steel Mill where the Joker (together with Harley) have holed up as their hideout, a crib can be seen in the office they are using to plot:



    baby's crib found in the Steel Mill



    Around the crib on the floor can be seen positive pregnancy tests:



    positive pregnancy tests surrounding the crib



    Spoiler for the rest of the game and the DLC follows:




    Once you have completed the game, and the Joker is dead, you can revisit the Steel Mill under solely Harley's control. If you head back to the office, you can find the following scattered around:enter image description here This would seem to imply that - in the Arkham game universe at least - she doesn't (can't?) have children







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    While I don't have a vast amount of knowledge from the comics, there is an easter-egg in the Arkham City game that involves this.



    When the player first visits the Steel Mill where the Joker (together with Harley) have holed up as their hideout, a crib can be seen in the office they are using to plot:



    baby's crib found in the Steel Mill



    Around the crib on the floor can be seen positive pregnancy tests:



    positive pregnancy tests surrounding the crib



    Spoiler for the rest of the game and the DLC follows:




    Once you have completed the game, and the Joker is dead, you can revisit the Steel Mill under solely Harley's control. If you head back to the office, you can find the following scattered around:enter image description here This would seem to imply that - in the Arkham game universe at least - she doesn't (can't?) have children








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      Which, ironically, is opposite to actual pregnancy tests of that variety where negative tests eventually come up as positive due to the effects of evaporation modernmom.com/2c254584-051f-11e2-9d62-404062497d7e.html

      – FuzzyBoots
      Nov 17 '16 at 13:48






    • 4





      @FuzzyBoots: I always considered the implication here to be that they were new ones, rather than the same ones that were present on your first visit

      – Strongo
      Nov 17 '16 at 13:51






    • 28





      {nods} Possible. It does raise the Fridge Horror scenario that the reason why they're negative now was the whole Batman knocking Harley around... not that that would probably change the results that quickly.

      – FuzzyBoots
      Nov 17 '16 at 14:07






    • 6





      @FuzzyBoots: Yeah, it definitely introduces some pretty dark subtext doesn't it?

      – Strongo
      Nov 17 '16 at 15:14






    • 2





      @FuzzyBoots It can also be from the emotional shock of losing her boyfriend.

      – Nzall
      Nov 17 '16 at 15:52














    • 6





      Which, ironically, is opposite to actual pregnancy tests of that variety where negative tests eventually come up as positive due to the effects of evaporation modernmom.com/2c254584-051f-11e2-9d62-404062497d7e.html

      – FuzzyBoots
      Nov 17 '16 at 13:48






    • 4





      @FuzzyBoots: I always considered the implication here to be that they were new ones, rather than the same ones that were present on your first visit

      – Strongo
      Nov 17 '16 at 13:51






    • 28





      {nods} Possible. It does raise the Fridge Horror scenario that the reason why they're negative now was the whole Batman knocking Harley around... not that that would probably change the results that quickly.

      – FuzzyBoots
      Nov 17 '16 at 14:07






    • 6





      @FuzzyBoots: Yeah, it definitely introduces some pretty dark subtext doesn't it?

      – Strongo
      Nov 17 '16 at 15:14






    • 2





      @FuzzyBoots It can also be from the emotional shock of losing her boyfriend.

      – Nzall
      Nov 17 '16 at 15:52








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    Which, ironically, is opposite to actual pregnancy tests of that variety where negative tests eventually come up as positive due to the effects of evaporation modernmom.com/2c254584-051f-11e2-9d62-404062497d7e.html

    – FuzzyBoots
    Nov 17 '16 at 13:48





    Which, ironically, is opposite to actual pregnancy tests of that variety where negative tests eventually come up as positive due to the effects of evaporation modernmom.com/2c254584-051f-11e2-9d62-404062497d7e.html

    – FuzzyBoots
    Nov 17 '16 at 13:48




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    @FuzzyBoots: I always considered the implication here to be that they were new ones, rather than the same ones that were present on your first visit

    – Strongo
    Nov 17 '16 at 13:51





    @FuzzyBoots: I always considered the implication here to be that they were new ones, rather than the same ones that were present on your first visit

    – Strongo
    Nov 17 '16 at 13:51




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    {nods} Possible. It does raise the Fridge Horror scenario that the reason why they're negative now was the whole Batman knocking Harley around... not that that would probably change the results that quickly.

    – FuzzyBoots
    Nov 17 '16 at 14:07





    {nods} Possible. It does raise the Fridge Horror scenario that the reason why they're negative now was the whole Batman knocking Harley around... not that that would probably change the results that quickly.

    – FuzzyBoots
    Nov 17 '16 at 14:07




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    @FuzzyBoots: Yeah, it definitely introduces some pretty dark subtext doesn't it?

    – Strongo
    Nov 17 '16 at 15:14





    @FuzzyBoots: Yeah, it definitely introduces some pretty dark subtext doesn't it?

    – Strongo
    Nov 17 '16 at 15:14




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    @FuzzyBoots It can also be from the emotional shock of losing her boyfriend.

    – Nzall
    Nov 17 '16 at 15:52





    @FuzzyBoots It can also be from the emotional shock of losing her boyfriend.

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    Yes, Harley had a daughter whom she let her sister raise.



    She left the Joker for a year to have said child because she feared that that learning he is a father would lead to a worsening in the Joker's mental state.



    Her name is Lucy.



    She was referenced to in a comic, where Harley refused to finish fighting Black Canary because Black Canary was pregnant with Green Arrow's child.






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      This was already mentioned (in greater detail) by Gallifreyan's answer.

      – Jenayah
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    • @Jenayah there is no rule stating that answers can't contain the same content.

      – Edlothiad
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    • @Edlothiad which is why I hinted at adding more detail with regards to Do we have a policy on duplicate answers?

      – Jenayah
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:25











    • @Jenayah I'm not seeing any hints at adding more detail, am I missing a comment?

      – Edlothiad
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    • @Edlothiad granted my "in greater detail" might read ambiguous...

      – Jenayah
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    Yes, Harley had a daughter whom she let her sister raise.



    She left the Joker for a year to have said child because she feared that that learning he is a father would lead to a worsening in the Joker's mental state.



    Her name is Lucy.



    She was referenced to in a comic, where Harley refused to finish fighting Black Canary because Black Canary was pregnant with Green Arrow's child.






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      This was already mentioned (in greater detail) by Gallifreyan's answer.

      – Jenayah
      Aug 15 '18 at 21:37











    • @Jenayah there is no rule stating that answers can't contain the same content.

      – Edlothiad
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:21











    • @Edlothiad which is why I hinted at adding more detail with regards to Do we have a policy on duplicate answers?

      – Jenayah
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:25











    • @Jenayah I'm not seeing any hints at adding more detail, am I missing a comment?

      – Edlothiad
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:28











    • @Edlothiad granted my "in greater detail" might read ambiguous...

      – Jenayah
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:33














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    Yes, Harley had a daughter whom she let her sister raise.



    She left the Joker for a year to have said child because she feared that that learning he is a father would lead to a worsening in the Joker's mental state.



    Her name is Lucy.



    She was referenced to in a comic, where Harley refused to finish fighting Black Canary because Black Canary was pregnant with Green Arrow's child.






    share|improve this answer















    Yes, Harley had a daughter whom she let her sister raise.



    She left the Joker for a year to have said child because she feared that that learning he is a father would lead to a worsening in the Joker's mental state.



    Her name is Lucy.



    She was referenced to in a comic, where Harley refused to finish fighting Black Canary because Black Canary was pregnant with Green Arrow's child.







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      This was already mentioned (in greater detail) by Gallifreyan's answer.

      – Jenayah
      Aug 15 '18 at 21:37











    • @Jenayah there is no rule stating that answers can't contain the same content.

      – Edlothiad
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:21











    • @Edlothiad which is why I hinted at adding more detail with regards to Do we have a policy on duplicate answers?

      – Jenayah
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:25











    • @Jenayah I'm not seeing any hints at adding more detail, am I missing a comment?

      – Edlothiad
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:28











    • @Edlothiad granted my "in greater detail" might read ambiguous...

      – Jenayah
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:33














    • 2





      This was already mentioned (in greater detail) by Gallifreyan's answer.

      – Jenayah
      Aug 15 '18 at 21:37











    • @Jenayah there is no rule stating that answers can't contain the same content.

      – Edlothiad
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:21











    • @Edlothiad which is why I hinted at adding more detail with regards to Do we have a policy on duplicate answers?

      – Jenayah
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:25











    • @Jenayah I'm not seeing any hints at adding more detail, am I missing a comment?

      – Edlothiad
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:28











    • @Edlothiad granted my "in greater detail" might read ambiguous...

      – Jenayah
      Aug 16 '18 at 7:33








    2




    2





    This was already mentioned (in greater detail) by Gallifreyan's answer.

    – Jenayah
    Aug 15 '18 at 21:37





    This was already mentioned (in greater detail) by Gallifreyan's answer.

    – Jenayah
    Aug 15 '18 at 21:37













    @Jenayah there is no rule stating that answers can't contain the same content.

    – Edlothiad
    Aug 16 '18 at 7:21





    @Jenayah there is no rule stating that answers can't contain the same content.

    – Edlothiad
    Aug 16 '18 at 7:21













    @Edlothiad which is why I hinted at adding more detail with regards to Do we have a policy on duplicate answers?

    – Jenayah
    Aug 16 '18 at 7:25





    @Edlothiad which is why I hinted at adding more detail with regards to Do we have a policy on duplicate answers?

    – Jenayah
    Aug 16 '18 at 7:25













    @Jenayah I'm not seeing any hints at adding more detail, am I missing a comment?

    – Edlothiad
    Aug 16 '18 at 7:28





    @Jenayah I'm not seeing any hints at adding more detail, am I missing a comment?

    – Edlothiad
    Aug 16 '18 at 7:28













    @Edlothiad granted my "in greater detail" might read ambiguous...

    – Jenayah
    Aug 16 '18 at 7:33





    @Edlothiad granted my "in greater detail" might read ambiguous...

    – Jenayah
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    enter image description here
    I know this thread is old, but wanted to add in here, along with Harley’s Enchantess vision of kids (specifically, a boy and girl), there are baby onsies in this scene with Joker in the upper corner. One pink, one blue, and also what looks like a black one. Maybe a baby died? Her speech to Diablo about kids would make more sense now.



    “Own that shit. Own it! What do you think was going to happen? Huh?... What, you were just thinking you can have a happy family and coach little leagues, and make car payments? Normal is a setting on the dryer. People like us, we don’t get normal!”



    Also worth mentioning, they also took a step away from Harley’s typical red/black colors and did pink/blue (baby colors) for her hair in Suicide Squad.





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      enter image description here
      I know this thread is old, but wanted to add in here, along with Harley’s Enchantess vision of kids (specifically, a boy and girl), there are baby onsies in this scene with Joker in the upper corner. One pink, one blue, and also what looks like a black one. Maybe a baby died? Her speech to Diablo about kids would make more sense now.



      “Own that shit. Own it! What do you think was going to happen? Huh?... What, you were just thinking you can have a happy family and coach little leagues, and make car payments? Normal is a setting on the dryer. People like us, we don’t get normal!”



      Also worth mentioning, they also took a step away from Harley’s typical red/black colors and did pink/blue (baby colors) for her hair in Suicide Squad.





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        enter image description here
        I know this thread is old, but wanted to add in here, along with Harley’s Enchantess vision of kids (specifically, a boy and girl), there are baby onsies in this scene with Joker in the upper corner. One pink, one blue, and also what looks like a black one. Maybe a baby died? Her speech to Diablo about kids would make more sense now.



        “Own that shit. Own it! What do you think was going to happen? Huh?... What, you were just thinking you can have a happy family and coach little leagues, and make car payments? Normal is a setting on the dryer. People like us, we don’t get normal!”



        Also worth mentioning, they also took a step away from Harley’s typical red/black colors and did pink/blue (baby colors) for her hair in Suicide Squad.





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        enter image description here
        I know this thread is old, but wanted to add in here, along with Harley’s Enchantess vision of kids (specifically, a boy and girl), there are baby onsies in this scene with Joker in the upper corner. One pink, one blue, and also what looks like a black one. Maybe a baby died? Her speech to Diablo about kids would make more sense now.



        “Own that shit. Own it! What do you think was going to happen? Huh?... What, you were just thinking you can have a happy family and coach little leagues, and make car payments? Normal is a setting on the dryer. People like us, we don’t get normal!”



        Also worth mentioning, they also took a step away from Harley’s typical red/black colors and did pink/blue (baby colors) for her hair in Suicide Squad.






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