Like the old Russian proverb says, if you wanna catch a killer, kidnap a different killer and force them to walk you through their process until you eventually find the person who murdered you in cold blood on your newly renovated Gotham ferry...point is, I'm makin' Victor Zsasz help with my murder mystery and this Sherlock and reluctant Watson are about to blow the doors wide open on some universe-alterin' shenanigans. Plus, Bud and Lou get belly rubs, I lose my deposit on a fog machine I rented, and my killer is revealed!
The bomb that Phillips and company mix in at the end promises to launch the storyline in another really, really weird direction that should be a lot of fun as the series reaches its 25th issue before the end of 2022. Harley has had some difficulty finding the right equilibrium after writer Sam Humphries stopped hanging out with her some time ago. Phillips has clearly managed to find the right pulse. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #24 gives us humor and answers. It also delivers one of my favorite moments so far in this run, with Harley as Sherlock Holmes and Zsasz as Dr. Watson. I can't wait to see what comes next with this storyline! Read Full Review
Phillips once again combines humor and action in this captivating narrative. Read Full Review
This is a great series, and whoever takes over after Phillips will have a hard road to hoe. It's been great to see Harley consistently develop over the last few runs. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #24 is excellent. It is not a lively book, with an interrogation taking the place of a lengthy fight. But the dialogue and character development are so powerful that it is just as intense as any battle. Harley is such a strong protagonist that she can be exhilarating no matter what she does. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #24 is a fascinating continuation of the Who Killed Harley Quinn? storyline, with Harley interrogating Mr. Zsasz in scenes that are gripping, alternating between comedy and horror. We get to see Harley struggle with her dark side and we get a stunning reveal of the mystery assassin. Another great Harley Quinn issue! Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #24 unravels the big mystery behind Harley's death in a low-energy, lackluster issue. The art is excellent, but the plot is paper-thin and wastes the potential set up in the previous issue. Read Full Review
To perhaps put a finer point on it, the issue feels tired. Read Full Review
We are hurtling towards the end of the Phillips era on the book, and at times the plotting and dialogue reflect the rush. Still, Harley is the center of the storm, and it will be interesting to see how she grapples with her new formidable nemesis. Read Full Review
This is the best arc in this series so far. It’s funny, gripping and intense at times and Philips does a great job at balancing it all. Lolli’s art is fantastic and fits the tone so well. Love all of Harley’s expressions. The ending was shocking, I’m looking forward to see how this arc will end.
Sorry but I am enjoying this!
As the last two issues really started picking up, issue #24 continues the rhythm and is really fun to read for me. I found the dialogue between Harley and Zsasz to work well, and was very funny when Harley forced him to help find out who her murderer was by dressing up as detectives.
The comic is not the best comic ever, but it is still a good time in a quirky way. The reveal at the end is pretty cool and I hope issue #25 has a good fight sequence between Harley and her killer.
Again the Art by Lolli fits this story, love the style now, and the pacing of the panels are a good beat.
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