I wasn't angry or upset or anything. My brain just split the two apart into two sentences, and I was a bit confused.

For me, it's not that I have a problem with costume changes.
But so far, nothing outside of her iconic look really does much to capture the character. I wouldn't even recognize this version *as* harley quinn.
(For Example, Green Arrow's hooded outfit has a fairly different look than his iconic "Robin Hood" costume, but it still has the same feel and vibe to the character.)

The pic in that MTV Geek link looks better than the one in the first post. The MTV pic has her face painted white so it shows off the detail a little better.

I agree with everyone else that she seems more like a Dreadnok than Harley.

Looks awesome!!!!!

Looks pretty good, considering it's a 3-3/4" scaled figure. I would say that I would like to see how this design would look as a 6" scaled figure, but the Mattel Injustice figures have looked pretty shit so far...

I like it. Wonder if she'll come with any accessories.

I like most of them, with the exceptions being Joker and Grundy, those two look like crap. Superman's original promo pic sucked too, but saw an early review of him that showed just how good he looked now. But I am curious why Wonder Woman, one of the trifecta of DC Comics, is only getting a 3-3/4" figure.

Because the 3.3/4" figures are DCC (Technically Graffiti Designs, or something. Whatever it's called, it's an outside company being distribnuted by DCC), not Mattel. Two different companies.

Also, because Wonder Woman is a girl. And some knucklehead somewhere got it in his mind that girl characters don't sell to boys.
Never mind the fact that there really are very few truely strong (Character wise, not nessisarily powerful) women characters in boys entertainment to show little boys that women can be just as cool as men (Avatar, and Young Justice are the exceptions, not the rules. Avengers was reeeeeally and pathetically light on female characters. Green Lantern, there's no reason Arisia, Boodika, or Laira could have been in the main cast, also)
Thus, Mattel only makes girls for adult collectors. Which is why they were fairly rare in DCUC, but now make up almost half of the CIE subscription.