BOOK ONE
The creative team that transformed Harley Quinn forever returns to shake up her world once more—and this time, the gloves are off! Harley Quinn has avoided Gotham City ever since she broke up with The Joker and found a home, and a kind of family, in Coney Island. But when she gets an offer she can’t refuse, she has no choice but to slip back into the city as quietly as she can, hoping to be gone before anyone—especially her ex—learns she’s been there. But for Harley, “as quietly as she can” is plenty loud…and before she can say “Holee bounty hunters, Batman,” The Joker’s sicced every super-villain in the city on her pretty ombré head—and the only team tough enough (or crazy enough) to come to her defense is the Birds of Prey! The foul-mouthed, no-holds-barred sequel to one of DC’s raciest runs is here! Get on board early, before we come to our senses!
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I think people think of Black Label as only being dark, gritty, and all "rawr", when in fact it means mature- that leaves room for mature comedy too! That's what you get out of this piece, and if that's...
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If you're a fan of their original run on Harley's solo series you'll enjoy this. It's not BoP by any means and I dont think its meant to be part of regular DC continuity (Not that continuity means anything...
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I know its Black Label but 6 bucks seems a bit much for 32 pages.
If it is the larger format like a lot of the black label stuff I'm om with the price. The bindings are better seems to be a little thicker paper so with the cost comes quality.
I picked it up mainly because Amanda Conner was on art. It basically felt like a book where Harley can just act thirsty and perverted. The art was good, but this wasn't the book to bring more birds of prey fans IMO.