“Who Diss?”
The Joker is a master of many things, but one of them is not the mic. When a mythical recording of the Joker’s disastrous rapping turns up as the grand prize in Gotham City’s most elite rap battle tournament, Harley Quinn enters the contest to win this most excellent way to humiliate her awful ex. But who are Gotham’s fiercest rappers? Can Harley Quinn hold her own? The answers will shock you.
This is a solid issue. It's a fun premise that's executed as well as it can be. It's hard to make rap battles compelling for me when I can't read them. But, other than that, it's an enjoyable read with great art. Read Full Review
It's wholly distinctive like past issues are unique on their own and the combination with what Seeley has put together is wonderfully fun. Read Full Review
Once again, this series is an instant recommendation. Filled with creativity, all-out fun, and so much life,'Harley Quinn Black + White + Red' is a proof comics are good for you. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red #4 takes readers on a lighthearted romp through a rap battle that may not be the most engaging story yet, but proves more than worthwhile with awesome design choices and more than a few jokes. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn Black + White + Red Chapter Four is a crazy chapter that just works. It's a goofy concept that is one you can pick up and just enjoy. There's a cuteness and humor to it all, especially seeing the embarrassment that Ivy feels being a part of it all. The team really delivers both in the lyrics, and some subtle jokes, as well as art that delivers the "battle" aspect of the rap. Another excellent chapter showing off how much you can do with Harley Quinn and also when you let your creators have fun. Read Full Review
This was unbelievably bad. Seeley can not write the DC characters at all. His He-Man stuff, some of his indie, etc. is good... but not this.
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