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"Epilogue" serves as a bittersweet farewell to the beloved DC Animated Universe, wrapping up Batman Beyond and the Justice League Unlimited series. The episode delves into the legacy of Batman, exploring themes of passing on the torch and reconciliation within a complicated legacy. Despite these farewells, the Dcau continues in new forms such as Batman: The Adventures Continue and Justice League Infinity, offering fans a chance to revisit the iconic universe.

Welcome to the 173rd edition of Adventure(s) Time, where we examine beloved animated series and their comic cousins. This week, how do you say goodbye to yesterday...or at least the Caped Crusader and the expansive mythology that grew from his 1990s animated series? And if you have any suggestions for the future, let me hear them. Just contact me on Twitter.

A Moody Postscript

Premiering on July 23, 2005, "Epilogue" was conceived as a potential series finale for Justice League Unlimited.

Harley Quinn's fashion evolution has been a reflection of her character development, with her original jester jumpsuit representing her early villainous days. As Harley's independence grew, her outfits became more flexible, reflecting her dangerous nature in the Batman: Arkham video games and her own star status in the New 52 comics. Margot Robbie's portrayal in Suicide Squad introduced a modern style for Harley, with the blonde pigtails, short shorts, and lettered choker becoming iconic looks for the character.

Since her introduction in Batman: The Animated Series - later moving to DC Comics - Harley Quinn has undergone an incredible evolution. Moving from being a sidekick to a villain in her own right to a burgeoning crime-fighter has been a long road, but all along the way, the former Dr. Harleen Quinzel has been fashionable.

Harley has moved from a traditional harlequin in a one-piece jumpsuit to a flexible, independent fashion icon.