I'm still wary of a lot of Harley Quinn stories in general simply because of the overuse of the character over the last, what, decade or so? It brings up so many Wolverine feelings from the late 80s and early 90s. This book captures a nice way of working with the character that could make for a good novel concept or something longer that would help to change and grow some villainous characters in interesting ways before sending them back into the wild. Either way, the big charm for me is Laura Braga's artwork because it just clicks so well for me and has for so long. She's got a great take on Batgirl here, the villains look great, and Harley's got the right pop without being overdone and constantly demanding of attention. It's a really fun chapter. Read Full Review