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HBO Max Announces When 'Harley Quinn' Season 3 Will Be Releasing

After two years, there has been an update about the release of the third season.

Source: HBO Max

Harley Quinn Season 3 is coming back sooner than you think.

Harley Quinn is the animated adult black comedy superhero television series based on the DC Comics character of the same name created by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm. The series, created by Justin Halpern and Patrick Schumacker, first premiered in 2019 and was well received by the viewers and critics alike. The second season premiered in 2020 and was renewed for another season. But the wait has been long and there is now finally much-awaited news about the release of the new season with a fun teaser as well. 



 

The second season concluded on June 26, 2020. After two years, there has been an update about the release of the third season. According to a tweet from the series, we can expect to see the misadventures of "Gotham's hottest duo" in the summer of 2022. A picture of Harley Quinn with Poison Ivy on the beach, with a glass of champagne, was also attached to the tweet. The follow-up season is set to release after two years of wait and a major cliffhanger at the end of the second season. No plot details have been revealed yet. (Spoiler alert!)

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At the end of the second season, Harley and Ivy escape from Gordon together. Ivy then confesses her true feelings to Harley after the two share a kiss. Previously, in the series, Harley initially tries to prove herself as a competent villain after breaking up with the Joker. For this, she starts the formation of her own crew consisting of Poison Ivy, Clayface, Doctor Psycho, King Shark, and Sy Borgman. In the second season, after the Joker sabotages her plan, Harley decides to work with her crew to take down the newly-formed Injustice League consisting of the Penguin, the Riddler, Mr. Freeze, Two-Face, and Bane. She wants to claim Gotham for herself. Each season has 13 episodes.



 

As for Season 3, Schumacker stated in an interview, “I would love to open Season 3 on an actual Zoom, where the GCPD is just being berated by the city of Gotham for their ineptitude.” Halpern added, "Yeah. It’s like having Gordon deal with the reality of, policing in Gotham has completely failed, and him realizing, “What is this new system that we need to put in, in order to effectively police Gotham?” And is he even capable of it? Because the system is so f***** up. Gotham’s a terrible place to live."