by Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti
For more reviews, check out my blog: Craft-CycleThis is a tricky one for me to rate. While I love the idea of Harley Quinn and all of her craziness, I'm also not huge on gore and violence.A while back, I passed up buying this book because I read reviews critiquing how it's basically just a collectio...
Very meta at the beginning - Harley's pseudo monologue with illustrators is just perfection. Also really enjoyed the DC corporate office thrown in toward the end. Harley is absolutely great. She's innocent, yet insane and psychotic.
Authors: Lot of People lol Pages: 224 Published: 28th October 2014 I adore Harley Quinn and I am so glad that she is getting the attention that she deserves I got this awhile ago but never felt in the mood for Harley but Friday night I was and I devoured it and loved every minute of the graphic no...
I mean, I'm joking, but not really. She's crazy. She talks to to a dead, stuffed beaver (that no one else can hear, so it's really like a voice in her head), she's freaky looking, she's hyper-violent, she cracks jokes all the time, she breaks the fourth wall in this volume, and she's bisexual. ...
It's no surprise this was far from sane or sedate. Harley Quinn can lay claim to neither. I really liked the artwork, the look of the character and the bright color throughout. Both were gorgeous. I really liked how they had every artist who ever drew Harley draw some panels near the beginning. I th...
Having slept on it and revisited a couple of issues I'm downgrading my original rating to 2 *.A fabulous beginning is let down by a flagging sub-plot in the middle. Some wonderful art in the innovative first issue, but average for the remaining ones.Full review here: http://ifthesebookscouldtalk.com...
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