Detective Comics #831
By Leroy Douresseaux
Jun 19, 2007 - 12:45
DC Comics
Writer(s): Paul Dini
Penciller(s): Don Kramer
Inker(s): Wayne Faucher
Cover Artist(s): Simone Bianchi
32 pp., Color, $2.99
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| Simone Bianchi's cover sans title and blurbs. |
THE LOWDOWN: Harley Quinn “creator” Paul Dini puts the psychotic criminal he introduced in “Batman: The Animated Series,” on a course for reform. “Kind of Like Family,” however, is pedestrian fare that displays neither wit nor imagination. It has perhaps less entertainment value than even a mediocre episode of “Batman: TAS.” The art by Don Kramer & Wayne Faucher is also uninspired and listless, but, on the other hand, DC is clearly underutilizing Kramer’s obvious drawing skills.
FOR READERS OF: People obsessed with complete runs will find this a must-have.
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