Don’t shoot me, bro! Seriously, if someone tranqs, tases, or shoots me one more time, I’m quitting this whole “main character in her own comic book series” thing! My mandatory road trip with the Gunbuddies comes to an end in a jungle where we’re hunted for sport by a rich jerkwad! Plus, the return of one of my greatest enemies and the birth of an unexpected ally!
Harley Quinn #56 hits it out of the park with another satisfying issue with gorgeous art and plenty of laughs, providing important character development mixed in with absurd foils, costars and obstacles. Read Full Review
The ending promises that as strange as this arc was, the next arc has even more craziness planned. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn #56 is a riotous, unhinged detour brimming with chaos, and while enjoyable for its craziness, its side-quest safari adventure is starting to feel a little drawn out. The lush, kinetic artwork and bold, expressive cover perfectly capture Harley's manic energy, but the emotional and thematic heart of the issue lies in Throatcutter Hill, where Richie and the Deconspirator deliver haunting, unforgettable drama that lingers long after the bullets stop flying. Read Full Review
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