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tartbarbie's review
5.0
I was stuck in a reading funk and decided to give a comic a shot. Little did I know I would become a huge fan of Harley Quinn that I have been devouring all her comics. I love the art and the stories paint her in a light I never expected. I have enjoyed every installment so far and looking forward to reading them all. Highly recommend she's quickly become my favorite DC character.
revengelyne's review
4.0
We open with the end of the whole Zombie thing on Coney Island. Harley is having her moment of reflection on both Red Tool and Ivy. She has asked the latter to move in with her but there are always excuses from Ivy.
Here she meets the Nate's Hot Dog man and makes a deal with him. She tells him she will help him resurrect his business by showing that hot dogs are not dangerous by going around eating them in front of people. Of course he agrees and she does her job even going as far to hand out hot dogs to locals.
Later we catch up with Harley on a plane with Bolly on the hunt to find out who is behind those IRS scam calls.
I loved this one. I even found myself giggling when she was spanking that little boy who was controlling the robot. That was just something I actually see Harley doing.
This one was good and sometimes I wish I was not going backwards on these comics but I cannot help it whatsoever.
Here she meets the Nate's Hot Dog man and makes a deal with him. She tells him she will help him resurrect his business by showing that hot dogs are not dangerous by going around eating them in front of people. Of course he agrees and she does her job even going as far to hand out hot dogs to locals.
Later we catch up with Harley on a plane with Bolly on the hunt to find out who is behind those IRS scam calls.
I loved this one. I even found myself giggling when she was spanking that little boy who was controlling the robot. That was just something I actually see Harley doing.
This one was good and sometimes I wish I was not going backwards on these comics but I cannot help it whatsoever.
marisacarpico's review
2.0
I gave it another try, but I just can't. The tone just really doesn't work for me even if I admire the creativity in the way it plays with the format and the relentless goofiness of the dialogue.
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