“Harley’s Six”
Harley has to assemble a crack squad of elite burglars for the heist of a lifetime… but when you ask Harley to put together a team, the results tend to be… unpredictable? Yeah, let’s go with unpredictable.
Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red Chapter Fourteen is an interesting entry in the anthology series. While the exploration of Harley's relationship with the Joker is a little tiring, the details of this take stand out. It's a digital comics that feels like every aspect has been really thought about in how it ties into and tells the story and Harley's journey. It's the type of story where you'd debate the details in English class. While it doesn't tread new ground it's also a solidly executed story. Read Full Review
While I may be a bit more cynical about this installment than some others, I can definitely admire it with what it does and how well it does it. The writing is sharp, the artwork is great, and the combination of the two makes for an engaging story about Harley that wasn't already told within this run. But for me, it's just a period of the character that even while offering a little something new and interesting is one that I'm a bit more tired of. I'd have loved to see a more dynamic piece from Smallwood with different things to tackle or a reason to get really nuts with a new kind of outfit to play with. This does look great and his take on her outfit is definitely interesting while fitting in with the intent here. Read Full Review
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