Harley Quinn is trying to get her life back but now some of her little clones lives are in trouble. With strange things going on in the water side port, will Harley pull her head out of the water in time to help her new friends? Read Full Review

Love it. I love this comic. The parakeet scene makes absolutely no sense in the context of the larger issue, but it's great! As is the fact that Harley gave funny, pun-iniful nicknames to all her team members. Little details like these are what make this Harley Quinn comic so much fun. It's easy to see why this series tops DC's sales, and why they're using it as a guide to produce even more comedy comics. Read Full Review

The Gang of Harleys starts carrying out their mission and and things appear to be suspiciously under control for the most part. Naturally, this means it's all about to go south. Artist Chad Hardin delivers some spectacular work (everything from a great exploding van to a great exploding men's room). If you're looking for something in between Gotham Academy and Detective Comics that's mostly just goofy entertainment without it being too filthy for your grandma nor watered down for the tween crowd, Harley Quinn is still a safe bet. Read Full Review

Harley Quinn has come a long way from her early New 52 appearances. This series continues to emphasize her as a likable (if still demented) heroine with a real desire to help her community and build a new life for herself. Unfortunately, it's a struggle just to cover all the elements of Harley's life, much less flesh out her new team of helper Harleys. Hopefully the series can find a better balance as this new story arc unfolds. Read Full Review

Connor and Palmiotti have a great sense of humor, and they do some great twists here. Read Full Review

All that aside, Harley is the insane kook I have grown to appreciate. She is sweet and dangerous, thoughtful and sexy, insane but resourceful. The series has some fine tuning to do but I'm confident that it will be enjoyable for some time. Read Full Review