Harley Quinn and Batman Cause a Twitter Storm With Their Hilarious Banter

Harley Quinn is one of the most well-known and popular characters in the comic world. Created as a love interest for Joker in the Batman series, Harley Quinn’s popularity instantly skyrocketed, and now she is one of the most loved women in the DC series. No doubt, she is one of the most well-written and complicated characters in the entire Batman series.

However, something that fans absolutely love about Harley Quinn and Batman is their interactions and altercations. And somehow, no longer are their interactions limited to comics, movies, and games.

Recently, Harley Quinn and Batman have been quite active on Twitter, mainly sharing hilarious tweets.

Harley Quinn and Batman take to Twitter

But what’s more intriguing for fans is that recently, Batman and Harley Quinn started a hilarious banter war on Twitter. Batman brutally trolled Harly Quinn on Twitter and wrote, “Harley Quinn getting a PhD then doing crime instead.”

One fan very sarcastically replied, “She paying for student loans.”

Batman used this tweet to highlight the critical issue of interest rates with student loans but in the most hilarious way. He replied, “The interest rate on student loans is the real crime.”

Just a couple of days back, Harley Quinn started this banter with Batman and Peacemaker on Twitter. Harley Quinn’s official Twitter account shared a creative work by Joe Taft along with a hilarious caption to troll Peacemaker. Harley Quinn wrote, “My new favorite hobby is standing next to self-absorbed men with crippling daddy issues.”

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Not only this, but Harley Quinn, later on, commented on the Tweet and wrote, “Love the art even if it means I have to stand next to P*ssmaker.” Unsurprisingly, the Twitter post and the art caught instant attention and started trending all over the internet.

Fan’s hilarious reactions to Batman’s tweet

Let’s have a look at some of the hilarious fan responses to Batman’s tweet.

A tad aggressive, but okay.

If it wasn’t for the missed word “skip,” maybe the comment would’ve had a little more effect.

Who do you think has more depth as a character? Batman or Harley Quinn? Let us know in the comments below.

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