Harley and Ivy Meet Betty and Veronica ends with an introduction to the most infamous Gotham City villain that will certainly leaves readers ready for new issues coming in 2018. Read Full Review

This hilarious instance of body-switching highlights what makes the featured characters fun by putting them in a different context. Read Full Review

It's all completely ridiculous, and we could use a little more of that in comics. Archie continues to take a lot of chances lately, and they usually pay off. Read Full Review

Ivy and Harley's villainous reasoning for staying in Riverdale is still a bit weak, but thankfully this issue gives the right dose of fun to help the series finally find its footing. Read Full Review

The Harley and Ivy body swap with Betty and Veronica is just what this title needed to kick it into high gear. I have previously been pretty hard on this book with regard to my rating. I'm going to turn it up this time around. The story is well underway and the problems seem to have been ironed out for now. Read Full Review

As much as the hijinx was fun throughout the issue, it still felt a little lacking in parts. Braga and Melo's art continues to be a high point of the series, but the story kinda took a backseat for this issue. It's not that it was bad, not by any stretch of the imagination, it's just that it was riddled with tropes and you could see where most of the story was going from a few pages out. Read Full Review

For me, this chapter of Harley and Ivy Meet Betty & Veronica stumbles a bit as it gets turned around in its own mythology. Combine that with a lower level of fun dialogue, and an absence of nostalgia/ classic comic references, and this ends up being a slightly-above-average read. Read Full Review