Does Harley Quinn in the New 52 still have the strength she had before? Most people don't know, but, she was borderline superhuman. She might actually be able to overpower Elektra if she got in close.
(Or even Frank, for that matter ... )
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Originally posted by bluewaterriderWow..I never knew Harley was strong enough to smash a bank vault door in..Amazing
Does Harley Quinn in the New 52 still have the strength she had before? Most people don't know, but, she was borderline superhuman. She might actually be able to overpower Elektra if she got in close.(Or even Frank, for that matter ... )
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Originally posted by Kstanz
Wow..I never knew Harley was strong enough to smash a bank vault door in..Amazing
That appeared in Superman/Batman #19, also known as Supergirl #0.
Harley is strong, but I think vault-smashing was more a property of that device itself. She comments something like "I gotta get me Eleventeen of these whammers!" on the next page.
No, I was actually posting that scene for the fact she could LIFT something as heavy as that thing looks with such great ease.
Then again, I never thought Killer Croc had any business doing something like that, being a Batman villain and all, and somebody corrected me on that score as well.
Originally posted by bluewaterrider
I would give you this one, if only for the sake of argument.Gotta prove this one, though.
What has Elektra done, or what has happened to her to justify this claim?
Way more than Harley.
Kicking down giant metal doors, ripping through kevlar with her bare hands, throwing sai so hard that it blocks the barrel of her opponent's gun and rips their hand off in the process, swimming so fast under water that she looks as if a blur.