I cant think of a better way for Harley to turn 25 than in such a classy fun issue which plays around with stories from all her eras and gives readers of all ages something to enjoy and have fun with! Heres to 25 more years! Read Full Review

This anniversary issue was fun, tying our main story in to lots of other fun side tales. There are more cameo's in here from other heroes and villains than I can even mention. And, another thing I must mention is there are pages dedicated to nothing but art. Beautiful drawings of Harley in different styles to make your eyeballs happy. Read Full Review

The 25th Anniversary Special is a hilarious, fun look at Harley's different incarnations with great writing and wonderful art. Read Full Review

What a blast. This oversized issue celebrates Harley Quinn's 25-year milestone in colorful, comedic fashion. Whether you've been reading all along, or are debating on starting now, grab this issue and toast to another 25 years of Harley Quinn. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue is a fun read for Harley fans. There's some nice girl powered storylines, a glimpse into Harley and Joker, a view into her turning point where we remember the complex nature of our favorite antihero. It's a hella fun ride and I think that everyone should get in on the action for some great stories that are short, sweet, and packed full of Harley Quinn goodness. Read Full Review

It's a delightful and sweet story, one that seems like it'd be at home on Batman: The Animated Series, which is fitting since one of Harley's "dads," Paul Dini, wrote it. A fun but sometimes tedious party, it's worth a read if you love Harley. Read Full Review

There are some beautiful pin up pictures throughout the book from artists such as Dustin Nguyen, Babs Tarr, and Kamome Shirahama. At $4.99 USD you certainly get a lot for your money, and the stories are mostly kid friendly, but I'd still give it a once through before buying it for kids under 10. Read Full Review

This gives insight to the fact that even when Harley was with the Joker, she was not truly evil. She did everything for him out of love and hopes for what they could have in the future. Read Full Review

Overall, this issue is a great way of celebrating the character in all her forms and shows what kinds of stories are possible with her. The pin-up art between the stories shows this diversity too with some amazing work from Bengal, Babs Tarr, and an image I literally want to put on my wall from Dustin Nguyen. I will admit that I went into this issue not expecting it to be successful because a lot of things people are doing with the character right now are just not enjoyable for me, but I was pleasantly surprised. I really encourage people to pick this one up and give it a chance. Especially if you think you hate Harley Quinn, because, for at least some of the stories in this issue, "Yes! She shoots, she scores!" Read Full Review

So overall, a must-have if you're a Harley fan, but not essential reading in the long-run for the casual browser. Read Full Review

A well-constructed anthology book of various Harley Quinn stories that should titillate any level of Quinn-phile. That's a thing, right? There's some great creators on this book, so it might be worth getting just to have this work in one place. Or maybe you want to read about Harley hitting on Poison Ivy some more. Either way, you're good. Read Full Review

This is the last story in the anniversary issue and although somewhat politically themed, its decent and entertaining enough. Although it is my least favourite as Harley the title character is the least focal point in it. Read Full Review

These stories look good and give you a fun time, which is pretty much what Harley herself would want from a comic. Read Full Review

The robin story was a bit incoherent but it's a decent overall read for 5 bucks.