Harley
is trapped in the tunnels under the city, and her best hope for getting out is
one of Pyg’s dolls and a robe-wearing, scythe-wielding cult member. But those
are the kind of odds are little anti-hero likes. In no time at all she has a
plan to free both her and her new friends.
I’ve enjoyed
the past few issues as Harley has been on her own, unencumbered by an
ever-growing cast of supporting players. Having it thinned out a bit for a
while has helped both her and me take a breather from the claustrophobic nature
of too many people interested in one’s well-being. Just sayin’
I enjoy
Mirka Andolfo’s artwork; a worthy addition to the repertoire of artists in her
corner. It’s consistent with the book overall, yet Mirka brings something of
their own to it as well.
This is the
end of the current story arc, so look for a brand new adventure next issue.
It’s always a treat to see what kind of mad-cap hijinks our favorite crazy gal
has in store for us.
Rating:
8/10