Harley Quinn Fart Comic Cover Revealed: Why Fans Are Calling It Dc's Worst Ever
By Sophia Al-Mansoor
Comic solicitations serve as the industry's retail road map. Three months before physical copies reach shelves, publishers drop cover art, plot teasers, and creative rosters to secure shop pre-orders. When Diamond and Lunar Distribution populated listings on December 20, 2024, pop culture news sites like Popverse and The Direct immediately flagged the listing. DC was not joking around about its joke.
Priced at $5.99, the one-shot carried a title that looked like an internet parody. It was not. DC placed the comic on official print schedules for an April 1, 2025 street date. Mainstream superhero books occasionally touch juvenile humor, but rare is the instance where a premier Big Two publisher builds an entire forty-page prestige release around flatulence. The decision felt calculated to provoke outrage, and comic book social media delivered right on cue.
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