Harley Quinn and zombie. Who woulda thought.

It was really funny and full of life, I liked the artwork and dialogues, storyline was good.

❤️Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy❤️

3 Stars. So I think I have an advantage here. I do not know Harley Quinn as a character at all. I did some minor research on her but this GN was basically a fresh slate for me. Needless to say the whole Suicide-Squad-Harley epidemic left me really annoyed and completely put off by anything Harley Quinn related.The only exposure I've had to modern Harley was seeing her character in-game for Injustice. I really like their version of her and decided to buy the comic based on that. The zombie/Mumbai...

big huge stinking turd with a blue and pink mohawk.......no just no...*SMH

Ever since watching Suicide Squad and loving it (take that critics!) I've been wanting to learn more about Harley Quinn. She's always been one of my favorite characters, but as time goes on, I love her more and more. I'm pretty clueless about the DC Comics order and originals vs. New 52 vs. Rebirth (I'm lucky I even know THAT), but this Rebirth issue was tons of fun and I can't wait for more. The artwork is colorful and so much fun and the story lines are action-packed and interesting. In the fi...

I so want to love this volume, but frankly, I struggled with reading it. Am I the only one that a bit sick and tired of Zombie storylines? It's up there with vampires that are also a bit overdone by now. Of course, now and then something good will be produced with vampire/zombie in it, I still like The Originals for instance. Anyway, this volume (that I read a while back, so far back that I had to check up what it was all about since my memory is not getting better as older I get) start off with...

Not really a rebirth here, just more of the same New 52 version of Harley. Now she looks a bit more like the version from the Suicide Squad movie. The first story line about the shape-shifting alien who turned into a cow and was butchered and people ate him was directly ripped off from Grant Morrison's Skull Kill Crew series from the '90's. The only difference being that here they turned into zombies instead of getting shape-shifting powers. I find Palmiotti and Conner's writing of the series ve...

Oh jeez. This book was a mess. A sexist, queerbaiting mess. It heavily sexualises the Harley/Ivy ship, which is why I vehemently reject that ship.I lost count of all the times a joke was made out of sexual assault or harrassment. If I weren't on the meds I am now, this probably would have triggered me. And just... it's not funny. It tries so hard and fails.

Read more reviews like this at my blog!How do you solve a problem like Harley? If you're Conner and Palmiotti, you don't. You just grab hold with both hands and ride that bucking bronco wherever she takes you, no matter how bizarre (or dangerous) that may turn out.Die Laughing is the first volume in the DC rebirth reintroduction of Harley (which is pretty much the same Harley of the New 52 reintroduction, with some tweaks and her suicide-squad blonde locks back on board). It starts off a little

This is obviously not made for me. The art is great, but the story? Zombies, bad humor, over the top situations...yeah no.

2.5 rounded up!

Openly queer Harley is EVERYTHING to me. This rep is a gift.The art is perfect, the story is as quirky and wild and bloody as I expected (and SO much more - Harley started a BAND!) The only thing is the India storyline didn't fit with the rest + seemed odd, but I still liked it! I just love the characters, they're so unique and memorable and funny as hell. This comic makes me so damn happy. I can't wait for volume 2!

If you like it you like it. If you don't you don't. World: The art is a mixed bag that mostly hits. When Conners is drawing it's full of whimsy and weird, the middle issue between the arcs, not so much. The world building is pretty self contained within the DCU. Harley's little slice of the world is quirky it's over the top and just nuts. If you can just go for the ride the world is a fun place to be. Story: If you are easily offended you should not be reading this series. If you are looking for...

I do not know what happened to Harley Quinn. I did not like new 52 version of her and this is just continuation of that. Scores of stupid support characters, cheesy humor, plot-less talking or plot-less kicking which is drawn like it is about to premiere in cartoon network. I am not impressed

Thanks to Netgalley for a copy in exchange for a review.A fun read with dark humor.I understand the HQ humor but some of the dialogue and plot unfolded in cliche. I had a great time. Love this crazy woman.

This collection contains three story arcs, and, as probably should be expected for a book that involves, as the main character, Harley Quinn - there is a huge dose of wacky throughout.First story arc - an alien kid lands on earth. Figures he would blend in as a cow (they are shape-shifting kind of aliens), gets killed and made into hot-dogs. The tainted hot-dogs end up at Coney Island and are eaten. The eaters turn into zombies. Second Story arc - Harley and one of her gang head to India to 'get...

I CAN NOT WITH THIS CRAP. This was just plain bad guys. So disappointed. They are RUINING my favorite DC villain ever. Stop with these dumb story lines. Stop with these freakshow circus side characters. Stop with the queer baiting. JUST STOP FUCKING WITH HARLEY.They need to fire the creative team behind this. They are taking Harley and dragging her through mud and flushing her own the toilet.I'm so pissed.

So I originally planned on reading the deluxe edition with the first 2 volumes in one book, but this is fucking horrible.What’s it about?Harley does a bunch of dumb shit with her boring character friends.Pros:The art is pretty good. It does a good job of giving the comic the tone that it seems to want.The action scenes are decent. Maybe nothing special but still fun.Cons:The stories told in this volume are lame. They’re too explicit for anyone under 12 but too stupid for anyone older than 12. I

Harley Quinn, DC Rebirth Series Ratings:Harley Quinn, Volume 1: Die Laughing: ★★★★Harley Quinn, Volume 2: Joker Loves Harley: ★★Harley Quinn, Volume 3: Red Meat: Lost Interest in Series— This is probably the most I've enjoyed a DC Graphic Novel so far. It was fun, I love the dynamic between Harley and Poison Ivy!The biggest thing that I came away with after reading this is that I want more Poison Ivy! Does she have her own series???___│Blog│Instagram│Twitter│Tumblr│