While she tries to keep her job at the skate club by being more violent than ever, Harley will also try to get rid of all the corpses of the people who tried to kill her in the most gruesome way possible.
Warning! This issue is one of the bloodiest yet.
If you like that then that's cool for me!
Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner continue to bring the insane entertainment to Harley Quinn's world by creating one of the most bizarre issues from this year. I mean how often do you see a character getting rid of her enemies by catapulting them? Yes, it's as ridiculous as it sounds and fortunately both authors realize that and make fun of it as much as they can.
The humour continues to be pretty nice in this demented chapter while Harley starts commiting some of the most horrible things to people who hurt her, it's good that they deserve it.
There's even a scenes pretty similar to the last special where we see Dan Didio and some of DC's staff portrayed the way you would expect. It really made me laugh.
Chad Hardin is back as the artist on this book and I can't empasize this enough: He has really progressed as an artist since his characters and storytelling techniques are much more refined than in the beginning, not to mention that his models are much more expressive and beautiful.
Great issue, if you liked what you have seen in this series so far you won't be disappointed.
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