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Say hello to the Harley Quinn of your nightmares.
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This is the Batman you're probably familiar with seeing.
Because boy, does it get super dark.
"Justice League: God and Monsters" is Timm's latest work, a shocking reinvention of the Justice League that's a complete 180 from his iconic DC Animated Universe. In this version, Batman is a vampire, Superman is the son of General Zod, and Wonder Woman is descended from Jack Kirby's New Gods as opposed to Greek Mythology.
While "Gods and Monsters" won't be available to watch until July 28, 2015, Timm will be rolling out three installments of "Justice League: Gods and Monsters Chronicles" in the meantime - a series of animated shorts released on YouTube channel Machinima.
The first, "Twisted," has Batman (who is Kirk Langstrom aka Man-Bat here, not Bruce Wayne) hunting down Harley Quinn, who is more demented (and scantily clad) than ever before.
As the title for the short suggests, it is messed up.
No, those aren't Batman's disembodied heads or limbs.
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Batman's look has entirely changed, too, in this alternate universe.
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A fully-clothed Harley Quinn first appeared in Bruce Timm's '90s "Batman: The Animated Series" cartoon and spinoffs including this film, "Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker."
Updated versions of the character have continued to become more sexualized, like this adaptation seen in the "Batman: Arkham" video game series.
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