Some thoughts about Harley Quinn #5

Harley Quinn is ready to help an old spy who is not able to accomplish his missions anymore. Yeah, this certainly will go well.

After a little problem involving some chili dogs and being invited to a burlesque show, Harley has decided to help Mr. Borgman by getting rid of his enemies. Let the massacre begins!

Another crazy awesome issue delivered by this creative team.

If this series has been consistent in something is about delivering the fun factor and this chapter is no different, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti have created one of the best comic titles from the stand on that term. There are some random scenes like Harley going into a burlesque show (Yes, I can't stop mentioning it) and a dream sequence but they only add to the insane and humourous nature of the title. Once that we're back to the plot, it comes brutal scene after brutal scene that it's just so ridiculous that you just can't help but laugh.

Chad Hardin delivers some of his best work on the art front. His character models and facial expressions have improved a lot since the beginning of this series, not to mention his action scenes and the nightmare focused pages that looked specially great.

This was simply excellent comedy, it made me day much happier.