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adoereading's review against another edition
5.0
I enjoy getting more into Harley's story. She has become such a big hit that it amazes me how she was suppose to have her five seconds of fame in the animated Batman show to having her own role in comics. Any fan of her should at least read this once and see that maybe Harley has always been a little off.
scarmie's review against another edition
2.0
I felt like I was forcing myself to read this book, that’s why it took me so long.
theduchess93's review against another edition
5.0
Harley Quinn on her own is roughly 600% better than HQ with the Joker. Also, Poison Ivy is the most precious protective (girl)friend.
dalidja's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
3.75
tmwebb3's review against another edition
2.0
Uneven. Reminded me at times of Batman the Animated Series and other times of the comics of the olden days, especially the women and their unnatural poses. Art was similar to the cartoon. Not like New 52 Harley. Too many bad puns. Beginning really rough to get through.
bibliotecadepueblo's review against another edition
2.0
La trama, en líneas generales, me ha parecido bastante floja. Una pena teniendo en cuenta el filón que suponía que Harley se desligase del Joker y dejase de estar a su sombra. Además el dibujo no me ha gustado nada salvo en los pocos momentos en los que se vuelve a un estilo más "clásico", como el de la serie animada de Batman de los 90.
Me ha dejado bastante fría.
Me ha dejado bastante fría.
alice_digest's review
1.0
I didn't enjoy this. I didn't like the art much (too cartoonish for my taste), the dialogue is hard to follow, and the plot is thin to the point of not existing. It's also surprisingly sexist!
I didn't mind the first story which ended with Harley leaving the Joker (well she kind of has to after he tries to kill her) and striking out on her own, following some girl-power advice from her BFF Poison Ivy. After that though it is just empty rubbish and awkward attempts to shoehorn as many DC characters in as possible (I don't tend to read DC so I only know a few!). It seems that Harley actually can't do anything on her own or even have a story all to herself without another character jumping in on the action! She's also dismissed by everybody as just the Joker's crazy girlfriend and nothing more, which I might have been OK with if this book had done anything to disprove that assumption..
I had to force myself to get to the end of it because it's pretty boring.
It definitely didn't sell me on DC comics!
I didn't mind the first story which ended with Harley leaving the Joker (well she kind of has to after he tries to kill her) and striking out on her own, following some girl-power advice from her BFF Poison Ivy. After that though it is just empty rubbish and awkward attempts to shoehorn as many DC characters in as possible (I don't tend to read DC so I only know a few!). It seems that Harley actually can't do anything on her own or even have a story all to herself without another character jumping in on the action! She's also dismissed by everybody as just the Joker's crazy girlfriend and nothing more, which I might have been OK with if this book had done anything to disprove that assumption..
I had to force myself to get to the end of it because it's pretty boring.
It definitely didn't sell me on DC comics!
sarahannkateri's review against another edition
2.0
I don't know why I keep thinking if a comic has a girl as the main character, it won't be sexist. You'd think I'd have learned by now.
fionak's review against another edition
3.0
Uninspired. Harley comes across as a very flat character.