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laurenkara's review against another edition
4.0
I was so excited about this series, but then I realised Amanda Connor wasn't writing it so my excitement turned to nervousness because my experience with New 52 Harley not written by Amanda has been dismal. However, fortunately, Jimmy Palmiotti didn't let me down. He managed to portray Harley decently and captured her essence and complexities. It was really interesting learning about the other Harley's and I can't wait to read more of this series! Hopefully the rest of the volume is as good as this first issue.
noorlightwood's review against another edition
2.0
The gang of Harleys Are really interesting, I'm excited to see more of their personality
It's great how they got so angery and scared when they thought about the joker.it shows that they care about Harley and they will do anything for her , she is their Queen, although I didn't see much of Harley's craziness . I hope to see it soon.
It's great how they got so angery and scared when they thought about the joker.it shows that they care about Harley and they will do anything for her , she is their Queen, although I didn't see much of Harley's craziness . I hope to see it soon.
everlaerian's review against another edition
4.0
Following the reformed Harley and her gang of merry look-a-like vigilantes. Sounds interesting, but well see how it goes. Her first villain is a Harley Quinn wannabe... Which isn't very original. But I like Harley as a character not for the so called fan service she provided from time to time but for her personality and evolution through out the years.
ssejig's review
3.0
I'm assuming that the reissue of this book in ebook form is based on the popularity of Margot Robbie in the recent Suicide Squad movie. And this was an interesting book. A bit short on the story since there had to be some world and character building and, well, it's a comic so generally rather short.
We meet Harley's new gang (almost all have some variation of her own name, picked by a round of tryouts) and find out that they will do good deeds... well, if they're paid enough. The problem is that it appears that Harley had been kidnapped. And, at first, it seems to be a set up by Harley herself to see if her gang can handle it. But then, she actually does get kidnapped and it's up the the Harleys and their friends to get her back.
Fast read and generally fun but will probably be better when it's part of the collected series.
We meet Harley's new gang (almost all have some variation of her own name, picked by a round of tryouts) and find out that they will do good deeds... well, if they're paid enough. The problem is that it appears that Harley had been kidnapped. And, at first, it seems to be a set up by Harley herself to see if her gang can handle it. But then, she actually does get kidnapped and it's up the the Harleys and their friends to get her back.
Fast read and generally fun but will probably be better when it's part of the collected series.
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