Harley Quinn #13 is another great issue.  Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti end the Harley Quinn/Power Girl teamup and how sad I am it's ending is high praise for how good it was.  Chad Hardin's art helped make the hilarious superhero action come to life and I wish it could continue forever.  All good things must come to an end, but I hope Conner and Palmiotti continue to mix strong story in with the inappropriate humor because it's two great tastes that taste great together.  Highly recommended. Read Full Review

While the ending seemed a little rushed and too convenient given the circumstances, it doesn't detract from the experience one bit. All in all, it's a great issue and great way for the comic to end the year. Read Full Review

An ordinary episode of Harley's adventures. It's silly, it's strange, it's hilarious, and what more can you really ask for on a late December Wednesday? Read Full Review

Sometimes I want some substance from my comics–or a story that at least is marginally grounded in reality insofar as comic books are concerned. With Harley Quinn I've come to expect not a whole lot of either and that's okay. While some may have found the conclusion to this three-part arc to have been too quick and too facile, I just laughed the way I might at the end of some Saturday morning cartoon in which devastating things should have happened but somehow didn't and we'll see the characters all up to their wacky hi-jinx all over again after the commercial break–that's the spirit in which to read this comic. That said, all of this frivolity does need the occasional gravity to hold it down (just as dark stories need their occasional levity), and I hope we see some consequential action in the next few issues (nothing dire, just a little more heart to accompany the hilarity). Read Full Review

I just plain have fun with this one, and I don't say that about a lot of comics these days. I hope they keep the tone and feel of the book just as they are. Read Full Review

Since her origin in Batman The Animated Series, Harley Quinn has skyrocketed to become one of DCs most popular villainous vixens. It is unfortunate that a character as beloved as Harley Quinn is treated with little to no reverence in this current series. Without a certain degree of change moving forward, I am confident that this is another DC monthly that will be unnecessarily cut short. Read Full Review