Harley Quinn - the cartoon

Hello dears (or deer, whatever you prefer)! So, as we have Saint Nicholas Day and the holiday's season can be considered as open, I've chosen to write about a cartoon, Harley Quinn from 2019, which is rather a gift for adults who still enjoy comics and superhero movies / animations. I find this animated TV series the best what has happened to DC since Batman's trilogy created by Christopher Nolan.

There are many reasons why this cartoon is sooo good. But first of all, voice actors made an incredible job by bringing the animated characters to life. Among them are Lake Bell who dubbed Poison Ivy, one of the most iconic characters on the show and Alan Tudyk, who (in my opinion) impersonated Joker even better than Mark Hamill who is widely known to dub Joker in several animations.

Moreover, the show is so well written, which isn't that common nowadays. It presents Harley Quinn's life after she separated ways with Joker and her attempt of being an independent woman who wants to join the Legion of Doom, a criminal organization for all the villains who teamed up together and created a group of lawbreakers. Besides of the main goal of our heroine, the series is quite a complex study of human psychology in adult life and how the society, childhood and abusive relationship can influence one's life and future career. Screenwriters made use of a fact that Harley Quinn is a character with PhD in psychology and developed her ability to help the others and what's more important herself, as she was unbelievably damaged because of her relationship with Joker. Lastly, a huge plus of this animation is a gore and it is filled with an adult language with multiple allusions which helps the cartoon to be authentic and relatable. The plot is extremely enjoyable and adventures of Harley Quinn and her friends, or even frenemies seem to be delightful to watch. Here's a quick add of the animated series:

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