HBO Max Confirms Harley Quinn Season 3 July Release

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Harley Quinn Season 3 is finally arriving on HBO Max next month. It was already announced before that the show is slated for a summer release but fans now have a specific schedule.

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Harley Quinn from DC Comics

WarnerMedia recently released a list of the upcoming television shows and movies that will be included in their library this July. Harley Quinn was originally streaming on the now-defunct DC Universe platform from 2019 until 2020. Both seasons one and two were added to HBO Max in August 2020. A month later, a third season was announced and can be streamed exclusively on HBO Max.

The end of Season 2 saw Harley and Ivy heading out the road as an official couple. Harley calls their cross-country trip, “Eat, Bang, Kill Tour.” The comic book version of this title depicts the two of them being pursued by Commissioner Gordon across the country.

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What To Expect From Harley Quinn Season 3

The third season will pick up where the last episode ended. Fans can expect more DC characters to make an appearance, such as John Constantine, Nightwing, Clock King, Mad Hatter, and Amanda Waller. These characters have already been confirmed for the upcoming show. A cameo with director James Gunn is also expected to happen. The series will have ten episodes.

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Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn in HBO Max’s Harley Quinn series

In a review from IGN regarding Harley Quinn Season 2, they praised the show’s strong presence.

The series looks to be even stronger in its sophomore outing. The new status quo and a stronger emphasis on Gotham’s villains help create a darker tone while still delivering all the zany, deep-cut DC humor fans could ask for. Season 2 may well succeed where Birds of Prey never quite did – exploring what happens when Harley sets out to become her own woman.”

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Kaley Cuoco portrays the anti-heroine, Harley Quinn, with other casts such as Lake Bell, Alan Tudyk, Rahul Kohli, Tony Hale, Diedrick Baker, Ron Funches, and Matt Oberg.

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