A review by mercedes
Harley Quinn, Vol. 1: Preludes and Knock-Knock Jokes by Troy Nixey, Brandon Badeaux, Karl Kesel, A.J. Lieberman, Craig Rousseau, Mike Huddleston, Rachel Dodson, Terry Dodson, Pete Woods

2.0

I really wanted to like this after seeing it be held in such high regard, especially against the likes of New 52 and Rebirth, but I just... didn't really. Everything after the first issue just felt like meaningless filler, and while there was some backstory built for Harley in between, the plots of the issues were so plain I've already forgotten what most of them were about. While I haven't read a good Harley comic I've enjoyed some runs just for being fun, but this just didn't do it for me. The art was nice, I liked how the style managed to switch pretty seamlessly, but I really don't get the hype for this book at all. Much like All-Star Superman, if this is the best Harley gets then I really don't have high hopes.