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Well, instead of Hawkeye, it's the Joker. I figured it was apt, since the original pose is Harley Quinn's.

While by far not the most ridiculous pose I've seen on Harley, this caught my attention. And the longer I looked at it, the less it made sense. Amongst the questions (the regular "boobs and spines don't work that way" aside) I had were 1) Is she kicking or dancing? Looks like the latter. 2) How is that kick supposed to connect? and 3) Considering the thug's pose, how did it NOT connect?

And seriously, I have no idea what's going on behind that skirt. It almost looks like the splits, but the way her torso is rotated to provide gratuitious cleavage...? Also, the pigtails are moving against the overall spin of the movement, aren't they? And her tie, too?

Poor Harley gets so much abuse from writers and artists that they're making the Joker look like a good and caring partner.

Original art from Gotham City Sirens, by Guillem March (methinks?)
Characters (C) DC Comics

Description
Well, instead of Hawkeye, it's the Joker. I figured it was apt, since the original pose is Harley Quinn's.

While by far not the most ridiculous pose I've seen on Harley, this caught my attention. And the longer I looked at it, the less it made sense. Amongst the questions (the regular "boobs and spines don't work that way" aside) I had were 1) Is she kicking or dancing? Looks like the latter. 2) How is that kick supposed to connect? and 3) Considering the thug's pose, how did it NOT connect?

And seriously, I have no idea what's going on behind that skirt. It almost looks like the splits, but the way her torso is rotated to provide gratuitious cleavage...? Also, the pigtails are moving against the overall spin of the movement, aren't they? And her tie, too?

Poor Harley gets so much abuse from writers and artists that they're making the Joker look like a good and caring partner.

Original art from Gotham City Sirens, by Guillem March (methinks?)
Characters (C) DC Comics