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Mattel announces new Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy Barbie dolls

by Sean P. Aune | September 18, 2024September 18, 2024 12:01 pm EDT

Mattel has announced new Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy Barbie dolls to celebrate Batman’s 85th Anniversary.

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It’s the 85th anniversary of Batman, and there’s no better way for fans to celebrate than with two new Barbie Signature dolls – the colorfully chaotic Harley Quinn and the delightfully deadly Poison Ivy.

Meet the Queen of Green from Gotham City, Poison Ivy. Part woman, part plant, her hybrid DNA shows in every detail of our doll, from her vibrant chlorophyll-colored skin to her verdant eyes. But don’t be fooled by her natural beauty—with a wrist-mounted crossbow and ferocious Venus flytrap, she’s ready to defend the environment at all times.

Knock knock! It’s the Clown Princess of Crime, Harley Quinn. The punchline is, she’s got her mallet with her and she’s ready to bust in wherever she pleases. With bouncy pigtails, a black-and-red outfit, and a mischievous grin, our doll brings together the modern and classic looks of the beloved baddie. Couldja ask for anything more, puddin’?

I would love for you to share the news with your audience on 9/18 9am PT when the dolls are available at Mattel Shop and Mattel Creations.

Poison Ivy™ Barbie® Doll (HRM51)
$55 | Adult | Available on Mattel Shop 9/18

  • Organically inspired touches contrast with her flowing red hair and ruby lips. Toxic venom not included.
  • A leaf-like crown and earrings complete the plant-themed look, while her crossbow hand stays poised and ready.

Harley Quinn™ Barbie® Doll (HRM84)
$55 | Adult | Available on Mattel Shop 9/18

  • Mismatched black and red elbow and knee pads give Harley a rough and tumble look that matches her superhuman acrobatic abilities. POW!
  • A choker, earrings, and studded belt bring a bit of flair, because it’s nice to look good while you’re doing bad.

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Sean P. Aune

Sean Aune has been a pop culture aficionado since before there was even a term for pop culture. From the time his father brought home Amazing