As the flashback story gets underway to flesh out this weapon that Chavard knows of and to give us some time with the JSA of this world, we also get some fun with the Joker at first. Even Harley is a bit subdued here but I love how he handled his flunkies and their own twisted personalities before allowing Charvard to get on with his tale. I like the period and setting we're getting into and opening up with Carter and Shiera just hits a sweet spot for me. After feeling the loss of the Bombshells series for so long and stories from this era that can work their own special magic, I'm very curious to see what Taylor has in store and hoping for more of it to be told by Tormey. Read Full Review

I legitimately do not know where this is leading to and that intrigues me.