'Harley Quinn' spinoff 'Kite Man: Hell Yeah!' has released its official trailer. Hell yeah!

The kite-themed criminal is now running a bar because sure, why not?
By Amanda Yeo  on 
A screenshot from 'Kite Man: Hell Yeah!' showing Harley Quinn offering a cheese plate to Golden Glider as Kite Man sits beside her.
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Harley Quinn spinoff Kite Man: Hell Yeah! has released its official trailer, and it looks every bit as foul-mouthed, bloody, and chaotic as its predecessor.

The adult animated series follows the titular Kite Man (voiced by Matt Oberg) as he opens up a bar with his girlfriend Golden Glider (voiced by Stephanie Hsu). Offering a place for henchmen to hang out, Noonan's serves all manner of rogues ranging from Bane (voiced by James Adomian) to Darkseid (voiced by Keith David).

Of course, because it's Kite Man, things are bound to go off the rails sooner rather than later.

Kite Man: Hell Yeah! premieres July 18 on Max.

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Amanda Yeo
Amanda Yeo
Assistant Editor

Amanda Yeo is an Assistant Editor at Mashable, covering entertainment, culture, tech, science, and social good. Based in Australia, she writes about everything from video games and K-pop to movies and gadgets.


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