Our review of Harley Quinn #63 finds plenty to enjoy in Elliott Kalan’s latest issue, blending camp humour, Harley and Ivy drama, and setup for DC’s next big stories.

Junk Punch #1 is written by Paul Tobin and published by Mad Cave Studios. Artwork is by Carlos Javier Olivares,…

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.

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.

A “long-awaited romantic payoff with exactly the amount of chaos you’d expect” says Michael in his four-star review of Harley Quinn #59, available now.

Michael hails Harley Quinn #58 as “bonkers in the best way” in his five-star review, grab your copy in comic book stores now.

Read our review of Harley Quinn #56: Elliott Kalan’s chaotic comic blends dark comedy, jungle adventures, and emotional drama in Throatcutter Hill.

Harley Quinn #55 by Elliott Kalan and Carlos Olivares delivers chaotic DC Comics fun as Harley faces Fire, Ice, Gunbunny, and Mayfly in a wild new adventure.

“Another hilarious, chaotic ride that balances heart with absolute goofiness” says Michael in his five-star review of DC’s Harley Quinn #54.