The Best Harley Quinn Comic Book Covers

One of the rarest Harley Quin covers to appear, this is 1:10 variant came out during the New 52 relaunch of Harley Quinn. It is easily the most eye catching cover feautring the works of Adam Hughes.

Ebay prices for this issue are easily in the hundreds in auctions. Actual copies available are only around 9,000, which means this might be the rarest cover on this list.

If you are a Harley Quinn fan and still don’t have this cover, time to get it before prices sky rocket even higher!

This issue represents the first time Harley Quinn became part of the Suicide Squad. If nothing else, the historical significance of this issue makes it worth collecting. It also helps that her costume here is the one that most closely resembles the look sported by Margot Robbie in the Suicide Squad movie.

It makes sense that this is a hit cover.  Prices for Suicide Squad #1 are starting to breach the $50 mark, get it before the prices get higher.

This is a classic. The style of this Batman: Harley Quinn one shot’s artwork is so iconic that the pose shown here has been reused by other cover artists since.  Currently, there are three printings of this cover, all of which feature the exact same picture.

The only way to know that you’re getting a first print is to check the barcode on the back of the comic. Make sure the first digit along the barcode is 1 and not 2 or 3.

This isn’t Harley Quinn’s best look, stuck in the background behind Batgirl and competing for cover space with Poison Ivy. But it is one of Harley’s most significant cover appearances because it’s her first-ever comic appearance.

The character was first introduced on the Saturday morning cartoon series Batman: The Animated Series, but this is the moment when she became a part of Batman’s comic book world too.

You can’t beat a wedding cover and, featuring as it does two of the most badass villains of all time Joker and Harley Quinn, this is one of the best.  A historical lesson here: One reason why the Batman Adventures books are tougher to find is because they were sold mainly through newsstands and toy stores, rather than through comic book stores.

As a result, most unsold copies have to be destroyed, as if they were a newspaper or a magazine and not a comic. So, you won’t find this lying around in abundance in any comic book shop, as they didn’t start out there, and now there aren’t many left to end up there.

This is again a 1:25 variant that contains the origin of Harley Quinn in the new 52 DC comics universe.

It’s not an easy book to find, and it features a hammer-wielding Harley Quinn. Fortunately, it is still relatively affordable.

Detective Comics #831 sports one of the more serious Harley Quinn comic covers that features Batman as well. The black and white coloring is outstanding and best of all, it is really cheap.

Yup, you can get this for cover price so run, don’t walk, to your comic book store before they vanish.

This is a rare glimpse at a sinister-looking Harley Quinn. Featuring a gorgeous cover that shows the evil side of the character, Harley Quinn One Shoe offers diversity from the more commonly seen goofy Harley Quinn covers. This is not an expensive cover to track down but one worthy of being in your collection.

I love the cheekiness of this Batgirl #39 cover. It is very modern take on a comic cover and uses the popular phone photography trend as a means to show our Harley Quinn being captured. A fun cover to own and not a very expensive one.

Saving my favorite Harley Quinn cover for the last, this image features the art of Artgerm, who is a fan favorite known for his portrayal of female characters.

Unfortunately, this is one is not actually a comic cover, but you can buy it as an art print in some places.