History ComicBook / HarleyAndIvy

* {{Fanservice}}: The series has ShowerScene and LingerieScene.

* WouldHitAGirl: The woodchopping mercenaries Slash and Burn aren't bothered at all by the idea of fighting girls. The latter gives Harley a hard backhand to her jaw.

* SceneryCensor: The miniseries features some instances of Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy naked, with their breasts and genitalia covered up by conveniently placed objects, such as a prison guard's leg.

* CompanyCrossReferences: The third issue has Harley engrossed in watching a cartoon called ''Acormegliacs'', which is an obvious pastiche of ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', a cartoon by DC Comics' parent company Creator/WarnerBros. While we never actually see the cartoon on-panel, the main characters are named Yucko, Rondo and Splat in reference to the Warner Siblings' names of Yakko, Wakko and Dot. The theme song is even a clear parody of the one for ''Animaniacs''.

* GonkyFemme: The female guards at the Costa Verde prison.

* WouldHitAGirl: The woodchopping mercenaries aren't bothered at all by the idea of fighting girls. One of them gives Harley a hard backhand to her jaw.

* CorruptPolitician: President Juan Ceballos of Costa Verde. Of course, he will protect the environment, though only because he's payed a large sum. When some are offering more to not do it, he obliges.

* RomanticTwoGirlFriendship: Played with. It isn't made clear if Harley and Ivy are friends or more, though Ivy is more physically affectionate than in the original cartoon.

Compare to ''ComicBook/TheBatmanAdventures'', another tie-in comic to ''Batman: The Animated Series''. If you're thinking of that scene were Batgirl thinks Ivy and Harley are "more than friends", that happened in ''Comicbook/BatgirlAdventures'', not here.

* HotterAndSexier: It's more risque than ''BTAS'' thanks to the perspective that it offers on the inside of the girls bedroom and general personal space.

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass: Harley Quinn. Apparently TheDitz and with a tendency to say to much, but can ultimately show quite some wit, and kick ass.

* HotterAndSexier: It's more risque than ''BTAS''.

Compare to ''ComicBook/TheBatmanAdventures'', another tie-in comic to ''Batman: The Animated Series''.

* MistakenForGay: Harley mentions that there are rumors that ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} are a couple.

* AnswerCut: On the first page of issue number two, a journalist gives exposition for the setting the story is taking place, and describes the concerns taking place. Then it's mentioned that the place needs heroes, but that where they'll come from, no one will say. Cut to a page-wide panel of Poison Ivy being smacked down on the floor in nothing but her underwear.

* GlowingEyesOfDoom: Downplayed a little here, but still, when Ivy gives these to Harley after the latter screwed up big time[[spoiler: by throwing the plant Ivy wanted so much against Batman's head in a last resort]], you can tell she's pissed.

Being a comic, it's allowed to get away with more than cartoons thanks to different censorship laws. Despite that, it's still mostly kid-friendly.

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* VillainEpisode: The entire mini-series is a PerspectiveFlip based around Harley and Ivy.

''Harley & Ivy'' is a 2004 mini-series based off the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries''' incarnations of ComicBook/HarleyQuinn and ComicBook/PoisonIvy. It consists of three issues.