As with the appearance of the highway, there are plenty of little nuggets for fans of the show who are finally given the opportunity to see Harley and Ivy together (but not before Ivy goes through all the emotions of a very emotional day). Picking up right after the famous wedding that didn't happen, Ivy has become big news leading Harley to suggest the pair get off the grid and spend a little time together. No doubt they will also find new kinds of trouble to get into. Read Full Review

In conclusion, Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat. Bang! Kill. Tour. was decent but the flaws and cracks were evident. Franklin and Sarin try to make it their own but having to follow the events in the series distracted them from gaining their own traction. With everything from the series out of the way, issue two should be the true indication of what their series will be about. If it keeps trying to be an animated series in comic form, the story will suffer as it did in this issue. Read Full Review

I haven't actually watched the series, but I didn't have any problems following the plot. Harley and Ivy are the most adorable couple but what really shines here is the draftsmanship, it's among the most expressive, life-filled cartooning I've ever seen in a comic

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