Some thoughts about Harley Quinn #39

Can Harley Quinn survive an horde of villains?

Gotham's lowest criminal are coming after Harley and everything points out to the least expected person.

Well, this is pretty much the same as the last issue.

Frank Tieri offers a new installment where he continues to play with the idea of obscure and ridiculous villains fighting Harley. Once again, this is a fitting premise based on how silly these antagonists are and is cool to see such beings as the Condiment King and the Ten-Eyed Man here but it kinda loses a bit of its novelty after a while.

Then again, the story takes an interesting twist due that there's some sort of mystery concerning a few characters who have been present since the beginning of this run and is interesting enough to be invested in it.

Inaki Miranda handles the art and is pretty solid thanks to the expressive characters and polished tone.

Enjoyable overall but I hope the next one is a bit different.