A newly-released piece of concept art gives us a full look at Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn in the upcoming Birds of Prey film.The image in question came to us from a reel at San Diego Comic-Con that showed off the concept art for various characters in different DC Comics projects. Among them was Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn.

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The artwork shows Robbie in an outfit that is similar to the one that we saw her wearing in the first teaser trailer for Birds of Prey. This includes her new hairstyle and mallet. You can see the full concept art for Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn below.fromFrom the look of things, Margot Robbie’s new Birds of Prey look will be pretty close to the concept art! What do you all make of this? Are you excited to see Margot Robbie returning as Harley Quinn? Let us know what you think in the comments below!Birds of Prey features the female superhero team coming together with Margot Robbie’s Harley Quinn and taking on Gotham crime lord Black Mask, played by Ewan McGregor. The girl-gang teams up to protect Cassandra Cain after she comes across a diamond which belongs to Black Mask.

The Birds of Prey are an international crimefighting team featuring heroines such as Oracle (Barbara Gordon), Black Canary (Dinah Laurel Lance) and the Huntress (Helena Bertinelli). The comic book team’s current lineup consists of Black Canary, Huntress, and Lady Blackhawk, along with Hawk and Dove. Following its brief appearance in last week's episode, concept art for Titans' Batmobile has been released and reveals different takes on Batman's iconic vehicle.The latest episode of Titans revealed a brief first look at a new version of the Batmobile while Dick Grayson is in the Batcave via flashback. The final version of the Batmobile in the Titans universe appears to be inspired by Batman 89 and The Animated Series. Concept art has been released and the initial designs were seemingly inspired by many past versions of the Batmobile across different mediums.

You can check out the concept art below:Do you like the look of the Batmobile in Titans? Which concept art version is your favorite? Comment below!The series continues this week with the episode titled “Asylum” and you can read the official synopsis below!When The Messenger (recurring guest star REED BIRNEY) reveals that Rachel’s birth mother is alive and being held captive by The Organization in a mysterious psychiatric facility, Rachel is determined to rescue her. But once inside, the Titans are faced with their deepest vulnerabilities and fears.Guest Cast: Rachel Nichols as Angela, Reed Birney as The Messenger and Rachel Crawford as Doctor.The series stars Brenton Thwaites as Richard “Dick” Grayson / Robin, Anna Diop as Koriand’r / Starfire, Teagan Croft as Rachel Roth / Raven, and Ryan Potter as Garfield “Gar” Logan / Beast Boy.Titans is now available exclusively on DC Universe.

Pros:Pretty good series, ties in nicely as 'What if?' To Batman and Catwoman having a daughter.Cons:Original Music removed, including theme song. All episodes (save 1) are letterboxed.' Great show that aired on the WB back in 2002/2003.Unfortunately it wasn't given it's proper room to grow and ultimately the shows wings were clipped.As per usual with DVDs, most of the songs have been replaced such as the theme song and the 'Finale Fight Song' which come as major disappointments to fans.Though lasting only 13 episodes, this show was much beloved by fans.A great buy overall.' Pros:Pretty good series, ties in nicely as 'What if?' To Batman and Catwoman having a daughter.Cons:Original Music removed, including theme song.

All episodes (save 1) are letterboxed.' Great show that aired on the WB back in 2002/2003.Unfortunately it wasn't given it's proper room to grow and ultimately the shows wings were clipped.As per usual with DVDs, most of the songs have been replaced such as the theme song and the 'Finale Fight Song' which come as major disappointments to fans.Though lasting only 13 episodes, this show was much beloved by fans.A great buy overall.'

This series was easily one of the worst television adaptations of a comic book that I have ever seen. I never saw much of the series when it aired, and I did not remember liking any of what I saw. However, as I have recently found that Smallville (a show I wrote off as irredeemably ruined during the fourth season) has turned out to be far better than I remembered, I decided to give this series a second chance. Sadly, my memories of the series were pretty accurate to the acutal quality of the show, but there were a few pleasant surprises.The series is not entirely without worth. Oracle, Alfred and Harley Quinn were all very well cast, if not always well written. It was also nice to see Clayface and Black Canary on screen.

Hearing Mark Hamill's voice for the Joker almost made up for how poorly the actor on screen actually fit the part. The flashback scenes involving Batman, Batgirl, Catwoman and the Joker were the highlights of the show. Some of the villains and supporting characters were rather interesting and played by very talented actors, and the final two episodes were actually pretty good.Unfortunately, most of the series was awful. First of all, I've never liked stories that give my heroes illegitimate children, which happened to be the premise of the series. Both Huntress and Dinah Lance were cast terribly.

Dinah's character also got changed to the point she was unrecognizable as the comic book heroine I liked so much. Also, the obsession with 'relationships' over plot, acting and character development was infuriating. This is a problem shared by most WB (now CW) shows I've seen. The music, especially the replacement theme song almost never fit with what was on screen. I'm sure the original music was much better, but that does not give much comfort when watching the dvd.As far as special features go, there were only two.

The Gotham Girls web series was generally more entertaining than the actual show. The unaired pilot was interesting in that it showed different directions the show could have gone, and makes the actual series seem a little better by comparison. So, while at a very good price for a thirteen episode tv series, I still would not recommend this product very highly.

Pros:Pretty good series, ties in nicely as 'What if?' To Batman and Catwoman having a daughter.Cons:Original Music removed, including theme song. All episodes (save 1) are letterboxed.' Great show that aired on the WB back in 2002/2003.Unfortunately it wasn't given it's proper room to grow and ultimately the shows wings were clipped.As per usual with DVDs, most of the songs have been replaced such as the theme song and the 'Finale Fight Song' which come as major disappointments to fans.Though lasting only 13 episodes, this show was much beloved by fans.A great buy overall.' This series was easily one of the worst television adaptations of a comic book that I have ever seen. I never saw much of the series when it aired, and I did not remember liking any of what I saw. However, as I have recently found that Smallville (a show I wrote off as irredeemably ruined during the fourth season) has turned out to be far better than I remembered, I decided to give this series a second chance.

Sadly, my memories of the series were pretty accurate to the acutal quality of the show, but there were a few pleasant surprises.The series is not entirely without worth. Oracle, Alfred and Harley Quinn were all very well cast, if not always well written.

It was also nice to see Clayface and Black Canary on screen. Hearing Mark Hamill's voice for the Joker almost made up for how poorly the actor on screen actually fit the part.

The flashback scenes involving Batman, Batgirl, Catwoman and the Joker were the highlights of the show. Some of the villains and supporting characters were rather interesting and played by very talented actors, and the final two episodes were actually pretty good.Unfortunately, most of the series was awful. First of all, I've never liked stories that give my heroes illegitimate children, which happened to be the premise of the series. Both Huntress and Dinah Lance were cast terribly. Dinah's character also got changed to the point she was unrecognizable as the comic book heroine I liked so much.

Also, the obsession with 'relationships' over plot, acting and character development was infuriating. This is a problem shared by most WB (now CW) shows I've seen. The music, especially the replacement theme song almost never fit with what was on screen. I'm sure the original music was much better, but that does not give much comfort when watching the dvd.As far as special features go, there were only two. The Gotham Girls web series was generally more entertaining than the actual show.

The unaired pilot was interesting in that it showed different directions the show could have gone, and makes the actual series seem a little better by comparison. So, while at a very good price for a thirteen episode tv series, I still would not recommend this product very highly. Pros:Pretty good series, ties in nicely as 'What if?' To Batman and Catwoman having a daughter.Cons:Original Music removed, including theme song.

All episodes (save 1) are letterboxed.' Great show that aired on the WB back in 2002/2003.Unfortunately it wasn't given it's proper room to grow and ultimately the shows wings were clipped.As per usual with DVDs, most of the songs have been replaced such as the theme song and the 'Finale Fight Song' which come as major disappointments to fans.Though lasting only 13 episodes, this show was much beloved by fans.A great buy overall.' This series was easily one of the worst television adaptations of a comic book that I have ever seen. I never saw much of the series when it aired, and I did not remember liking any of what I saw. However, as I have recently found that Smallville (a show I wrote off as irredeemably ruined during the fourth season) has turned out to be far better than I remembered, I decided to give this series a second chance.

Sadly, my memories of the series were pretty accurate to the acutal quality of the show, but there were a few pleasant surprises.The series is not entirely without worth. Oracle, Alfred and Harley Quinn were all very well cast, if not always well written. It was also nice to see Clayface and Black Canary on screen. Hearing Mark Hamill's voice for the Joker almost made up for how poorly the actor on screen actually fit the part. The flashback scenes involving Batman, Batgirl, Catwoman and the Joker were the highlights of the show.

Some of the villains and supporting characters were rather interesting and played by very talented actors, and the final two episodes were actually pretty good.Unfortunately, most of the series was awful. First of all, I've never liked stories that give my heroes illegitimate children, which happened to be the premise of the series. Both Huntress and Dinah Lance were cast terribly. Dinah's character also got changed to the point she was unrecognizable as the comic book heroine I liked so much. Also, the obsession with 'relationships' over plot, acting and character development was infuriating. This is a problem shared by most WB (now CW) shows I've seen. The music, especially the replacement theme song almost never fit with what was on screen.

I'm sure the original music was much better, but that does not give much comfort when watching the dvd.As far as special features go, there were only two. The Gotham Girls web series was generally more entertaining than the actual show.

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The unaired pilot was interesting in that it showed different directions the show could have gone, and makes the actual series seem a little better by comparison. So, while at a very good price for a thirteen episode tv series, I still would not recommend this product very highly. Pros:Pretty good series, ties in nicely as 'What if?' To Batman and Catwoman having a daughter.Cons:Original Music removed, including theme song. All episodes (save 1) are letterboxed.' Great show that aired on the WB back in 2002/2003.Unfortunately it wasn't given it's proper room to grow and ultimately the shows wings were clipped.As per usual with DVDs, most of the songs have been replaced such as the theme song and the 'Finale Fight Song' which come as major disappointments to fans.Though lasting only 13 episodes, this show was much beloved by fans.A great buy overall.'