A train leaves for Gotham at eight p.m. averaging 80 miles per hour, carrying one very dramatic villain named Keepsake, a bomb strapped to the engine, and me…Harley Quinn! One track leads straight to Gotham Central Station, where hundreds of lives are at risk, but the other track…that one leads to my best friend and sidekick, Kevin. Sacrifice the one to save the many? I hate that Philosophy 101 crap, and I’m really starting to hate trains.
While it was sad to see Ivy leave so soon after she came back, it hasnt taken Harley down and out, and shes still fighting for Gotham and for her friends. Harley has undergone a lot of growth as a character, and thats especially visible in the aftermath of Ivys leaving. Harley Quinn #11 is a great start to the next arc of Harleys story. Read Full Review
With all the nostalgic references, Harley's hilarious quips, and action for days Harley Quinn #11 definitely deserves a read. With this new story arc, it is a great time to meet the gang if you haven't yet. It might even cause you to go back and explore the other issues to catch up! As for me, I am waiting patiently for the next issue! Read Full Review
Harley Quinn was never a title that I took much notice of in its previous iterations. But Stephanie Phillips' unique take on the character has become one of my favourite titles . It has also made me reassess the character, finding more depth in Harley than I thought the character possessed. Hopefully, she will be able to maintain this level of excellence. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #11 is a bundle of energy and power. We as readers have grown to adore these characters and Phillips has written them superbly from the beginning. Read Full Review
I really enjoy seeing Harley use both her education and empathy. She's a woman who has made a conscious decision to change her life and is doing everything in her power to make that happen, including looking out for her best friend. It's also fun to see Harley fight and this issue has plenty of bat wielding adventure. Read Full Review
This isn't a bad issue by any stretch, but I have a really hard time believing that Phillips would ever kill Kevin off this soon into the run, which takes some of the sting out of the issue. I'm thoroughly enjoying Phillips' take on Harley, but the sooner Keepsake is gone from this series, the sooner it can go back to being great. Read Full Review
Although it would be difficult for #11 to soar as high as #10, this remains a solid, well-crafted book with thoughtful dialogue, a fascinating and complex Harley, and plenty of laughs. Read Full Review
A weak issue that lacks plot work, tries to be funny in awkward ways and makes me miss the story beats from prior in this run. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #11 is a new arc that sort of continues from the end of issue #10 and in terms of plot, this issue is honestly kind of lacking. It's pretty weak overall and the set up just isn't there. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #11 loosely picks up after the events of issue #10 to put Harley in a no-win scenario. The setup is ridiculous, Harley's fighting prowess is ridiculous, the dialog is ridiculous, and the art is ridiculous. Purchase at your own peril. Read Full Review
KEVIIIIIIN, NO!!!!!!
11 issues in and Harley's really come a long way. This book has quite grown on me.
I think this was a fun issue. Either you like it or you find it obnoxious... which is par for the course with Harley, isn't it?
This has always been one of those ongoing titles I dread reading, but this issue was surprisingly fun. While the dialogue wasn't that funny, it had its enjoyable moments, the references to female heroes was quite cool as well I guess.
Great artist and some occasionally fun moments, brought down by a plot with no real umph. If/when Rossmo leaves this book so will I.
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