Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summer has arrived, and Harley Quinn is ready to hit the beach. But fans need not fret about the fair-skinned Gotham rogue suffering from sunburn because she is putting UV protection at the forefront as she channels one of the most iconic sunscreen ads in history.
However, this cover offers more than just summer fun; it cleverly recreates a vintage Coppertone sunblock ad, a nostalgic image that resonates across generations. Silva ingeniously incorporates the iconic elements of the American sunblock ad, infusing it with a unique Harley Quinn spin that sets this variant cover apart from the myriad of swimsuit-themed covers found in various DC titles this year.
Unlike the young girl, Harley maintains her pale complexion, and instead of a little black dog, both of Harley’s hyenas are featured in the cover art, with one of the wild pups playfully tugging at her swimsuit coverup. Also notable is the print that Silva incorporates into his cover, replacing the iconic bold letters of ‘Coppertone’ with ‘Harleytone.’ Instead of advertising the result of a nice tan, ‘Harleytone’ promises a paler complexion and guarantees that the user won’t tan or burn.