I have to say that I'm not overly convinced that this new direction is a good move, as Harley Quinn has pretty much been robbed of any sense of fun & whimsy that made this book stand out from the crowd, and the darker plot we've been given feels a bit thin. I mean Harley Quinn is framed for the murder of a police officer, and as such she's a hunted woman with a group on her trail that would just as soon shoot her dead. The book does have itself some exciting moments, as when Harley Quinn is shot I must confess I was impressed by how dire that one page of her bleeding, unmoving body appeared. There's also some nice little details like the revelation that the super-villain community has itself its own tailor who designs their costumes for them. Still this issue does have itself a rather familiar plot, and the book also feels a bit scattered & disorganized as A.J. Lieberman has adopted a writing style that doesn't really flow forward, but rather it jerks its way from scene to scene like t Read Full Review