It seems like only last year that Titans rocked the internet with a trailer in which Dick Grayson declares, "Fuck Batman. Rather than learn from that experience, the streaming service's new Harley Quinn animated series pushes back against it, and has a little fun with "Batman" and, um, "fuck. It's no secret the comedy isn't safe for work, or for children, or for anyone with a low tolerance for profanity or cartoon violence. Hauled to the roof of Gotham Police headquarters to be handed over to a tightly wound Commissioner Gordon Christopher Meloni , Harley remains defiant, refusing to provide the whereabouts of The Joker. However, Harley isn't ready to consider that question just yet, and instead shuts down Batman with, "Asks the guy who fucks bats.

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That means cursing, tongue-in-cheek allusions to Batman and Robin's own relationship, darker comedy than ever seen in the show - and as mentioned before, a romantic encounter between Harley and a now fully-grown Dick Grayson. While a departure from the source material in that case, it's a different story this time around. For starters, Harley and Dick aren't locked into a child-adult relationship in many viewers' minds. And as the movie makes clear - and fans would be wise to remember - it's obvious that 'fun' is the name of the game. The brief glimpses of Nightwing tied to a bed and Harley Quinn pacing beside him raised eyebrows during the first marketing and clips from the film, but the story begins before Harley Quinn has even been spotted in Gotham City.