Harley Quinn (Unmasked)
I was one of those that was excited to hear McFarlane had won the license to make DC action figures. His Fortnite offerings proved he could make excellent and fun figures that featured a wide range of articulation. Todd may still love his statues, but the market had changed and (read more...)
Harley Quinn (Easter Bunny)
Frank Cho is an amazing artist that brings a sense of whimsy and wonder to his art. I have been a fan for many years. Lately he has been tasked with designing alternate Harley Quinn comic book covers. Each one is a gem that tells a little story. My efforts (read more...)
Harley Quinn (Bombshell 2)
It’s no secret that I love Ant Lucia’s art, and I especially love his DC Bombshells designs. But I always thought it was a little weird that of the officially sanctioned outfits, Poison Ivy ran around in her unmentionables but nobody else did. (The comic book seems to agree with (read more...)
Harley Quinn (She-Devil)
This custom was 100% inspired by the art of renowned comic book cover artist Joe Quinones. (He’s done some amazing work for DC, Marvel, and others.) His original piece is an homage to and a parody of the Shanna the She-Devil #1 (1972.) This Harley exists very much in the (read more...)
Harley Quinn Nurse (Bombshell)
Nurse Harley was one of the six Bombshells figures solicited by DC Collectibles and then cancelled. I was not prepared to take no for an answer. So I took matters into my own hands. Harley’s legs started as Poison Ivy’s. Her torso and arms are from a Bombshells Batgirl. The (read more...)
Harleen Quinzel (Skates)
Sometimes, you have to go for the low-hanging fruit. DC Collectibles gave us a Harley “expressions” pack with an unmasked head and roller skates. Of course I’m going to make the whole figure! (Even though I already did in the old scale, and I’m not supposed to duplicate. That rule (read more...)
Harley Quinn (Bombshell Circus)
Ant Lucia is the genius designer behind DC’s Bombshells. Without him, they wouldn’t exist. It’s a blending of two of my favorite things: retro pin-up art and DC! He designed some covers for the comic, including one in which Harley is in her traditional jester outfit, and Ivy is wearing (read more...)
Harleen Quinzel (Doctor)
When I started building customs for the 6” animated line, I told myself I did not want to revisit characters I had already made in the previous smaller scale. (Aside from some unmasked heads, and such.) But I knew that rule couldn’t last forever, especially as the line is winding (read more...)
Harley Quinn (Ghostbuster)
What can’t Harley be adapted as? The inspiration for this project came from a New52 comic, in which Harley dons a very Ghostbusters-esque version of her red and blue to hunt to spooks. Of course, I did not care for the color scheme, so I opted for something a little (read more...)
Ha’leen Quin-Zell
Ha’leen Quin-Zell represents Harleen Quinzell in “Gotham Wars.” And frankly, the whole thing is her fault. Many years ago, I got it in my head to adapt Harley to the “slave Leia” look. I was inspired by some of the great fan art and cosplayers I’d seen, but I’d never (read more...)