Stephanie Roux

Harley Quinn is without doubt one of my favorite characters. I mean what's not to like; she is quite an unstable psychiatrist, the on and off girlfriend of the Joker. Speaking of the Joker, he is in this graphic novel, which I found really great, even though he did try to make some islanders sacrifice her in a Volcano. Well, that was until he realized that that he too was to be sacrificed, then suddenly he was on Harley's side, ah love!

Also Harley visits Comic-Con, chaos and destruction is, of course, to be insured and she teams up with Power Girl who has lost her memory and tries to convince Power Girl that they are a crime fighting superhero duo…right! Hilarious moments insured!

Love the art, as usual. No complaints there.



A fun graphic novel, I'm looking forward to reading more Harley Quinn in the future!



I received this copy from DC Comics through Edelweiss in return for an honest review!
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Man, what a disappointing follow up to [b:Harley Quinn, Vol. 1: Hot in the City|21555973|Harley Quinn, Vol. 1 Hot in the City|Amanda Conner|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1410802925s/21555973.jpg|40889283]. There was so much of this book I was not interested in, and the Joker section KILLED the pacing. I like Harley Quinn, and I like the Joker, but not together, ironically, since Harley Quinn came into existence to be the Joker's sidekick on the animated TV show. Oh, well, I'll just be over here, shipping Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy (because, seriously, they are so freaking CUTE together). The Powergirl story was a bit of a snooze. The one thing saving this volume from being one star was the Comic Con section, which was a lot of fun to read, and also pretty funny, like when she runs into celebrities. *sigh* If only the rest of the book was more like that section.… (altro)