As Ivy becomes increasingly engrossed in her new job, and increasingly tempted by an old flame who has re-entered her life, Harley finds herself assisting Batgirl on an important mission that goes horribly awry. Meanwhile, Clayface and King Shark have been pursuing Harley, confused about their old friend's new allegiances.
With so many plots unfolding I'm excited to see where the events of Harley Quinn: The Animated Series Legion of Bats #4 will lead us. I'm certainly excited to see what awaits Harley and Ivy as they both try to figure out where they stand, both as individuals and together as a couple. Also just what is Lady Marabunta up to? It seems like she's much more than meets the eye. I guess we will all see in the next issue. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn the Animated Series: Legion of Bats! #4 is another great issue of the mini-series, setting up the menace of Black Mask and his False Face Society, and giving us some great moments with Harley and Batgirl in action and Ivy and Frank the Plant at odds. Its an issue filled with laughs, action and some touching moments too, and its highly recommended. Read Full Review
This issue is so busy that it's hard to guess how things will play out, but it doesn't leave the best impression. Read Full Review
Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: Legion of Bats! #4continues to struggle to nail down what the story is actually about. It's awkwardly caught in the middle between seasons of a show it can't interact with. As a result the narrative is drawn out and inconsequential, despite some fun character interactions found within. The art is split between two wildly different artists' styles, with the lion's share going to the lesser of the two. It's a mixed bag to say the least. Read Full Review
Another great issue that sets a lot of things in motion. For a book and show that's as outrageous and funny as this is it also has a wonderfully told story about love with great character moments and depth hidden beneath the silliness that really makes it so great. I like a book that has a lot of context and as usual with this book you get a lot of bang for your buck here. I love both the comic book and the show and really think it's wonderful they work together