Harley Quinn by Amanda Conner & Jimmy Palmiotti Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition) Hardcover by Amanda Conner

Product Details

• Publisher: DC Comics (2026-10-27)
• Language: English
• Paperback: 768 pages
• ISBN-13: 9781799510901
• Item Weight: 1978.83 grams
• Dimensions: 28.37 x 19.08 x 3.76 cm

Harley Quinn breaks rules, hearts, and the fourth wall in the wildly inventive run that transformed her into one of DC’s biggest modern icons. The unstoppable creative duo of Amanda Conner (Power Girl) and Jimmy Palmiotti (Jonah Hex) deliver a fearless, stylish reimagining—returning in a hardcover omnibus collected edition.

Surrounded by freak shows, oddities, and hot dog stands, Harley Quinn has never been more at home than at her new address on the world-famous Coney Island boardwalk. Her on-again, off-again relationship with a certain psychotic clown has finally ended (with a bang!), but there’s no such thing as a fresh start when you’re a former super-villain. And Harley’s new life is quickly complicated by a steady stream of creeps and criminals just begging for a Harley Quinn butt-kicking!

Unstoppable creative duo Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti’s bestselling run is collected in its entirety, beginning here!

Collects Harley Quinn (2013–2016) #0–16, Harley Quinn: Futures End #1, Harley Quinn Invades Comic-Con International San Diego Special, Harley Quinn Annual #1, Harley Quinn Holiday Special, Harley Quinn: Valentine’s Day Special, and Harley Quinn and Power Girl #1–6.

About the Author

Amanda Conner is an acclaimed writer-artist known for Power Girl, Starfire, and Terra. Her expressive character acting, vibrant humor, and dynamic storytelling helped redefine Harley Quinn for a new generation.

Jimmy Palmiotti—writer of Jonah Hex, All-Star Western, and Painkiller Jane—is celebrated for his blend of sharp humor, grounded character work, and inventive worldbuilding. His collaboration with Amanda Conner shaped Harley’s most influential modern era.

Featuring artwork by Amanda Conner (Power Girl, Starfire, Terra), Chad Hardin (Zatanna, Justice League United, Dragon Age), and many others whose dynamic styles and expressive storytelling helped define Harley Quinn’s modern visual identity.