Review: Harley & Ivy: Life and Crimes #5 delivers heartfelt character development, sharp comedy, and a deeper look into Harley Quinn’s past, while setting up major trouble for Poison Ivy.
Author: Michael Brennan
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Harley and the Quintelligence are living separate lives, a new villain crashes Gotham Hero Heat, and Batquinn is still playing dress-up. Michael reviews Harley Quinn #61 at Get Your Comic On.
Harley Quinn is in freefall. With her breakup from Ivy sending shockwaves, the Quinntellect literally separates from her body in this gloriously unhinged DC Comics issue. Read our review at Get Your Comic On.
Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, and Black Canary face their deadliest threat yet in a sharp, funny, and brutal third issue.
G. Willow Wilson and Jaime Infante deliver another sharp, compelling issue as Ivy takes on Gotham’s corruption and Catwoman makes a welcome return. Michael reviews Poison Ivy #43 from DC Comics.
A chaotic, hilarious fever dream — Harley Quinn #60 sees Harley suit up as Batquinn in one of the most fun single issues of the year. Read our full review.
”This issue is a must-have” says Michael in his five-star review of Harley & Ivy: Life and Crimes #4, available in stores now.
“Colourful, sharp, and genuinely fun” says Michael in his five-star review of Sirens: Love Hurts #2, available in stores no from DC Comics.
Michael reviews the fan-favourite Wicked: For Good as the film hits 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD in the UK from today.
Poison Ivy enters her political era in Poison Ivy #42, setting her sights on becoming mayor of Gotham in a bold new direction for the series.