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Harley Quinn #32 (2018) – Cover A (DC Rebirth) First Print (NM/NM-)
Harley Quinn #32 (2018) – Cover A (DC Rebirth) First Print (NM/NM-)
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Seize the Chaos: Harley Quinn #32 (2018) – Cover A (DC Rebirth) First Print
Dive into the electrifying Harley Quinn #32 (2018), a thrilling conclusion to the “Vote Harley” arc from DC Comics’ Rebirth series by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Bret Blevins. This Cover A first print, featuring Amanda Conner’s vibrant art, captures Harley’s wild spirit, making it a collector’s gem. With key appearances, solid market value, and strong growth potential, this comic is a must for fans and investors.
Key Appearances
Harley Quinn #32 wraps up Harley Quinn’s (Harleen Quinzel) chaotic mayoral campaign on Earth-0 (Prime Earth), blending political satire with her signature mayhem. The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) appears as her cunning rival, while Red Tool, Harley’s eccentric ally, adds quirky flair. Her beloved hyenas, Bud and Lou, bring humor and heart. This issue’s action-packed finale and witty storytelling make it a pivotal chapter in the 2016 Rebirth run, resonating with fans of Harley’s irreverent charm.
Harley Quinn #32 wraps up Harley Quinn’s (Harleen Quinzel) chaotic mayoral campaign on Earth-0 (Prime Earth), blending political satire with her signature mayhem. The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) appears as her cunning rival, while Red Tool, Harley’s eccentric ally, adds quirky flair. Her beloved hyenas, Bud and Lou, bring humor and heart. This issue’s action-packed finale and witty storytelling make it a pivotal chapter in the 2016 Rebirth run, resonating with fans of Harley’s irreverent charm.
Current Value
As of June 2025, Harley Quinn #32 (Cover A, first print) in Near Mint (NM) condition typically sells for $8–$15 on platforms like eBay and MyComicShop, with some listings hitting $20 due to Amanda Conner’s iconic cover art. The cover, showcasing Harley in a bold, dynamic pose, drives demand, as seen with other Rebirth issues. Harley’s popularity, fueled by the Harley Quinn animated series and Margot Robbie’s portrayals, keeps this issue in high demand.
As of June 2025, Harley Quinn #32 (Cover A, first print) in Near Mint (NM) condition typically sells for $8–$15 on platforms like eBay and MyComicShop, with some listings hitting $20 due to Amanda Conner’s iconic cover art. The cover, showcasing Harley in a bold, dynamic pose, drives demand, as seen with other Rebirth issues. Harley’s popularity, fueled by the Harley Quinn animated series and Margot Robbie’s portrayals, keeps this issue in high demand.
Expected Value and Trends
This issue is poised for growth. The Harley Quinn animated series, renewed for a sixth season in 2025, and rumors of a Gotham City Sirens project with Margot Robbie amplify Harley’s market appeal. Market trends show 10–15% annual appreciation for key Rebirth issues, with NM copies likely reaching $15–$25 by late 2026, especially if DC announces new media at San Diego Comic-Con 2025. The limited print run of first prints and Conner’s fan-favorite, “colorful” art ensure long-term collectibility.
This issue is poised for growth. The Harley Quinn animated series, renewed for a sixth season in 2025, and rumors of a Gotham City Sirens project with Margot Robbie amplify Harley’s market appeal. Market trends show 10–15% annual appreciation for key Rebirth issues, with NM copies likely reaching $15–$25 by late 2026, especially if DC announces new media at San Diego Comic-Con 2025. The limited print run of first prints and Conner’s fan-favorite, “colorful” art ensure long-term collectibility.
Why Invest Now?
This issue delivers high-octane action, Harley’s irreverent wit, and Conner’s stunning Cover A art, making it a standout collectible. Its role as the “Vote Harley” arc finale, scarce first-print supply, and Harley’s media-driven popularity mark it as a smart investment. Grab Harley Quinn #32 (Cover A, 2018) now to own a piece of Harley’s vibrant Rebirth legacy and capitalize on its rising value before prices soar!
This issue delivers high-octane action, Harley’s irreverent wit, and Conner’s stunning Cover A art, making it a standout collectible. Its role as the “Vote Harley” arc finale, scarce first-print supply, and Harley’s media-driven popularity mark it as a smart investment. Grab Harley Quinn #32 (Cover A, 2018) now to own a piece of Harley’s vibrant Rebirth legacy and capitalize on its rising value before prices soar!
