Harley Quinn, Vol. 6
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HAS HARLEY MET HER (LOVE) MATCH? Harley Quinn knows all about mad love, but she’s put all that behind her. Now she’s an independent, butt-kicking woman with a business that offers violence in the service of good. But Harley is about to find out what it feels like to be on the receiving end of some truly mad love. His name is Red Tool, and he wants to prove his love for Harley…by murdering people, kidnapping her and trying to force her to marry him! But Harley’s got even bigger problems on her plate than a homicidal lovesick psycho who can’t feel any pain. The mayor of New York City has decided that the “understanding” he had with her to let her business operate without interference came with an unannounced expiration date…and that date is now. Will Harley end up behind bars, or worse? Or will Red Tool prove to be the right tool for the job? Writers Amanda Conner (BEFORE WATCHMEN: SILK SPECTRE) and Jimmy Palmiotti (JONAH HEX) and artists John Timms (Deadpool) and Chad Hardin (DEMON KNIGHTS) introduce the new character that will have Harley seeing red! Collects HARLEY QUINN #26-30.
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6 primary booksHarley Quinn is a 6-book series with 6 primary works first released in 2015 with contributions by Sam Humphries, Stephanie Nicole Phillips, and 2 others.
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Another series of mad adventures for the eponymous antihero, this time largely focussing on fighting various other villains from the Batman comics. This includes some serious ones (Penguin, Killer Croc, etc.) but also some mostly abandoned joke villains - including one who, so far as I know, only ever previously appeared in the '60s TV series. The humour and violence is offset by the theme of Harley still recovering from the events of the previous volume, and some good use of the supporting cast. It's by no means the strongest volume in this series, but it's still quite fun. The only major downside is the one-off special bolted on to the end, which riffs off Mad Max, but doesn't manage to go anywhere interesting, or particularly funny.
