Hurricane of Euphemisms: In Harley's fight with Captain Strong, he gives a Hurricane of Euphemisms for defecation, she responds with one for vomiting. Author Avatar: In issue 0, the comic's writers, Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner, appear to Harley as disembodied voices. Jimmy's speech balloon is blue and Amanda's is green. They appear in person in Darwyn Cooke's segment.

Also in #16, Edgar's using a number of his robotic bodies to multi-task. Harley, noting how the bodies are dressed, wonders if he calls it "the Village People mode". You think I'm just a doll. A doll that's pink and light. A doll you can arrange any way you like. You're wrong." Harley Quinn/Power Girl #3 has Grant Morrison pop up in the middle of a Mushroom Samba. Which is fitting, considering.

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An alternate universe version of Harley Quinn appears in the Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles episode "Twisted", voiced again by Strong. This version is a serial killer who makes toys and dolls out of the bodies of her victims. Miranda Rights: Spoofed in #9 because Harley won't shut up about its terms (and even throws in a reference to Daredevil at the lawyer part).

The Starscream: When Harley starts her own gang she gets several, including a remnant of one of Joker's gangs who is disappointed she isn't more violently destructive.

Major Story Arcs

Issue #56 is a gigantic parody of the "Gamergate"/"Rabid Puppies"/"Comicsgate" type of misogynist right-wing geek, as Harley attracts the attention of a group of fanatical MRA pet keepers. This section includes characters who will appear or have appeared in portrayals by actresses, who are listed chronologically by first portrayal. In Harley Quinn Annual #1 there is a bit where she, Ivy, and a few other characters meet Eggsy, a giant talking egg. They try to guess his Origin Story, only for him to get mad and refuse to tell. They say they're really sorry, and he says he'll tell. We (the readers) don't get to hear it, but it apparently takes three hours to tell, and is tragic enough that Harley decides to let him live at her place indefinitely.