"DIE LAUGHING" part 3! In this concluding chapter, Coney Island threatens to collapse completely under a tidal wave of zombies! Harley's got a lead on a cure-but what's it going to take to administer it to a thousand flesh-hungry fiends? Here's hoping Poison Ivy has an idea...
The zombie storyline wasn't all that amazing or inspired or anything, but that doesn't matter when the character work is this darn good, and when the art captures it all so well. This was just a masterful issue, giving us all the best of the Harley Quinn comic. Great characters, a truly enjoyable and charming love story, and a lot of excitement and artistic glory. I'm glad to see Rebirth didn't dull Harley Quinn‘s many awesome qualities. Read Full Review
Read this book and read it now! No matter how many comics you read, from a first timer, to someone who started reading when the golden age was thriving, you will like this book. It is hilarious, crazy, and wonderful. Read Full Review
All in all, Harley Quinn is still going strong and only gaining in momentum. The mastermind team behind this title keeps pumping out literary gold and enriching the lives of all who get their hands on it. Read Full Review
If you love Harley and Ivy together you can't miss this issue. It does a good job bringing them together and showing us key bonding all wrapped up in a zombie plot. Read Full Review
Luckily, once they'd gotten over this minor speed-bump the issue resumed full speed back to crazy town. The story seems to have a resolute ending, so a new plot will probably arise over the course of the next issue. We wouldn't be surprised if it came from (or in the form of) Red Tool. Especially now that he's equipped with the brand new perverted arm of his. It could make for some excellent sequences with the group. Who knows.Harley Quinn#3 is fun-filled and light hearted, that rarely stops to take a breath. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #3 encapsulates some of the best qualities of this creative team's run: It's funny, violent, unpredictable, and never forgets how big Harley's heart truly is. Read Full Review
The Clown Princess of Crime has came a long way from the animated vision of Paul Dini and Bruce Timm, however, while I feel that Harley Quinn is finally coming into her own as a character who can carry her own series, I dont believe we have seen the best of her yet. There is a darkness in this character that has yet to be fully revealed. There was a hint of it back in ‘Death of the Family' and is an aspect I'd like to see more of. Read Full Review
A ridiculous ending to a pretty silly story makes for good Harley Quinn fun. There are lots of little tidbits dropped in this issue that are sure to pay off down the line, but the real star of the issue is the dynamic between Poison Ivy and Harley, which is so succinct in its complexity. This might not sit well with certain Leagues, but I liked it a lot and would love to see more! Read Full Review
The conflict continues to entertain, while at the same time helping this book maintain a clear, cohesive focus that the previous book often lacked. The fact that Poison Ivy is back in the spotlight doesn't hurt, either. Once again, it's enough to make one wish Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti were writing an actual Harley & Ivy comic. Read Full Review
Looking into the future is something I don't do, but if I had to guess as to what is coming with this series, more dry humor, more incredible art, and an overall lack of enthusiasm. Save yourself the heartache and money and just read a spoiler for this issue, unless you in fact are enjoying the series. In that case, enjoy. Read Full Review
Very interesting end to a very odd and funny comic. I think Harley Quinn continues to maintain the quality it has for the past few years and would recommend this series to anyone that wants a fun comic.
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