Gotham City Sirens #3 packs a lot of information that I am curious to see play out as the investors prepare.to witness and engage in the show Punchline has prepared for them. Like you readers, I will be waiting to see Selina, Harley, and Ivy handle business. Read Full Review

It does feel like there is a lot of story left to be told with only one issue left in this miniseries, but the fast pace of the story has made this a lot of fun to follow and a good one-month replacement for the three books of the leads. Read Full Review

Gotham City Sirens is finally doing a more coherent job of delivering its pop culture/social commentary message. It's just a little odd that it's picking up that steam with only one issue to go. Read Full Review

Sirens doesn't break the wheel but it relies on what works and it does it well. Read Full Review

... I think I might actually like this issue overall which is a change from the first two. We see the characters with their backs up to the wall (some suspension of disbelief required), and an info dump (that I enjoyed because it felt more like a video game tutorial with the mascot so it flowed a bit better) that filled in any questions readers might have had. That being said, if you were paying attention to the background and to what was being said, 90% of people should have been able to put this all together.

Ivy we see actually use her powers and how easily the tied is turned when she is active (so written in character).

Punchline once again carries this book. Here she is schmoozing with the elite subscribers and much like a twitch influencer, is just playing off peoples additions and worst desires to play them like a fiddle. She also appears to get away with it at the end of this issue which is refreshing. The main crew is stuck dealing with her ploys and not her so the story at least feels like they need to try to win rather than just being given the win which is so common now-a-days.

White Rabbits characterization is interesting for sure. She has been a pretty blank slate from previous writer's so I am not opposed to what Williams is trying to do with her skill set. At least I give her kudos for trying to flesh out the character.

The nasty boys are... well they are there as pawns I guess.

All in all character writing quality I would say is: Punchline>Ivy>Catwoman>Harley.

As for the art, it is better but not great. Lolli's art still seems on the rougher side. It doesn't feel like they are phoning it in at least, just that maybe they are rushed due to the tight deadlines on this book (once a week instead of per month). A shame but its not jarring anymore at least. more