“Red Ink”
Harley finally gets her shot at sitting on the board of the Legion of Doom - but corporate evil-doing isn’t exactly what she expected, and neither is her new boss, Lex Luthor! Written by the co-showrunner of the hit DC Universe HARLEY QUINN animated series!
Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red Chapter Thirteen delivers rapid-fire jokes. There's just so much there for so many people. Jokes cover everything from Michael Cohen to leaked emails to the NFL to the Joker's former tattoos. Every bit of dialogue is packed with a set up and delivery of a punchline. This is hands down my favorite chapter of the anthology series so far. It got me to laugh and keep laughing throughout with a style that departs what has come before and delivering smart, joke-filled commentary. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red#13 is another example of how creative and different the digital-first series can be, maximizing enjoyment in a shorter but still fulfilling package. Patrick Schumacker and Eleonora Carlini have created a funny, relatable, and pop-culture savvy Harley Quinn story. Read Full Review
This is definitely a really enjoyable issue unless you didn't care for the animated project much as it leans into that style a lot. The humor is great overall with some jokes that are tied to the here and now while the artwork is just fantastic. Plus, I love a book where it's just all dialogue and trying to problem-solve without the pressure of the world ending. It's not a relaxed book but it has a lot going for it in just taking the time to work through things, highlight the cast in a great way, and show how Harley fits into this dynamic and why. Carlini definite;y steals the show with her design work here, however. Read Full Review
Eh. Some of the jokes landed well, some really didn't.