Written by: Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Paul Dini.
Art by: John Timms, Bret Blevins.
Covers by: Amanda Conner, Frank Cho.
Description: « Deadly Sin » part two. How can Harley protect somebody who’s vanished into witness protection? Unfortunately, Harley Sinn has a lead that she doesn’t! And in « Harley Loves Joker » part two, Harley tries to make it up to her puddin’ after her colossal blunder – but The Joker’s wrath is not easily soothed!
Written by: Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Paul Dini.
Art by: John Timms, Bret Blevins.
Covers by: Amanda Conner, Frank Cho.
Description: « Deadly Sin » part finale. Harley Sinn’s shown Harley her absolute worst…but she – and you – are not ready to see Harley Quinn’s rage unleashed! And in the backup story, « Harley Loves Joker » part three, a simpler time in the past for Harley and The Joker becomes much more complicated when they’re forced to mix it up with Batman!
Depuis trois épisodes, la série accueille une back-up écrite par Paul Dini et dessinée par l’excellent et trop rare Bret Blevins (cantonné à quelques pages ici ou là voire à du storyboard). Ce dernier, merveilleux dessinateur complètement mésestimé, exécute un exercice de style incroyable en se fondant dans l’esthétique Batman TAS (exploit qu’il avait déjà réalisé dans le passé, si ma mémoire est bonne) tout en dégageant sa patte personnelle. Le résultat est formidable, sans doute l’un des sommets de la série actuelle.
Succulent.
Dommage que Blevins se fasse rare (comme Zeck), j’ai toujours été très client de son style.
Il y a quelques années de cela, il avait commencé à travailler sur une série alléchante avec Remender, un projet malheureusement tombé à l’eau.
Oui, mais ça, c’est dans son style habituel. Il me semble qu’il a fait pas mal d’épisodes dans cette période.
Mais là, dans cette back-up il dessine « à la Bruce Timm », et c’est super. Et je crois qu’il a fait ça dans une série « animated » quelconque. Il a fait du Superman Adventures, c’est sûr (notamment avec la super-vilaine électrique), mais je crois me souvenir qu’il avait fait du Batman Adventures aussi. Mais du coup, j’ai un doute.
Written by: Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Paul Dini.
Art by: Char Hardin, Bret Blevins.
Covers by: Amanda Conner, Frank Cho.
Description: « Future Kill, » part one! You’ve seen her story begin to unfold in prior issues…who in the world is Bat-Fan, and why does she think Harley Quinn must die to save existence itself?! And in the backup story « Harley Loves Joker » part four, Harley’s mistakes have forced her to hide out with The Joker in a low-rent motel…unfortunately, they’ve had to bring their entire goon squad-and a pack of very poorly behaved hyenas-along!
Written by: Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Paul Dini.
Art by: John Timms, J. Bone, Bret Blevins.
Covers by: Amanda Conner, Frank Cho.
Description: « Red Roses. » part one! Red Tool is done waiting for Harley to take him seriously – the poor sap’s hopelessly in love with her, and it’s time he made his move! Unfortunately, he’s picked a moment of peak distraction for Harley! And in the backup, « Harley Loves Joker, » part five, Harley crosses paths with an old pal – Jenna Duffy, the crook known as the Carpenter! There won’t be much palling around, though…Jenna’s convinced Harley’s trying to scam her out of one of the biggest scores of her career!
Written by: Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Paul Dini.
Art by: John Timms, J. Bone, Bret Blevins.
Covers by: Amanda Conner, Frank Cho.
Description: « Red Roses » part two! Poison Ivy’s back in town, and she’d like to patch up the friendship with Harley that she damaged in the Bahamas…but sadly for poor Mr. Tool, Ivy’s got some strong opinions on his courtship of Harley! And in « Harley Loves Joker » part six, Harley’s sure she’s got a foolproof plan to get back in Mistah J’s good graces, but when have Harley’s plans ever ended up the way she imagined?
Written by: Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Paul Dini.
Art by: John Timms, J. Bone, Bret Blevins.
Covers by: Amanda Conner, Frank Cho.
Description: « Red Roses, » part three! The tension between Harley, Poison Ivy and Red Tool hits the boiling point! Who’s gonna stay – and who’s gonna go? And in the backup story, « Harley Loves Joker, » part seven, Batman is back on the deranged duo’s trail!
Harley Quinn #24
Jimmy Palmiotti & Amanda Conner (w) • John Timms (a)
Backup Story: Paul Dini & Jimmy Palmiotti (w) • Bret Blevins (a)
Cover: Amanda Conner
Variant Cover: Frank Cho
“THE PARENT TRAP”! Harley has faced every challenge even she could possibly imagine, but can she survive…a visit from her parents?! And in “Harley Loves Joker” part eight, the duo’s new headquarters comes with some unforeseen complications!
Rating: Teen+
In Shops: July 19th, 2017
SRP: $2.99
STORY BY
Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, and Paul Dini
ART BY
Bret Blevins, Chad Hardin, and J. Bone
COLORS BY
Alex Sinclair
LETTERS BY
Corey Breen
COVER BY
Amanda Conner and Frank Cho
PUBLISHER
DC Comics
3.99(USD)
2017-08-09
“BIRTHDAY!” It’s an oversize anniversary issue as Harley’s entire cast of crazy characters comes together to celebrate the birthday of cyborg senior citizen Sy Borgman…but is there actually a bigger secret behind this gathering? And in “Harley Loves Joker” part nine, Harley’s spent a fortune building out The Joker Gang’s new hideout, and now they’re gonna have to take drastic measures to pay the bill!
“MEAN STREETS!” Harley’s been doing her best to hold her corner of New York City together, but the mayor’s been doing his best to tip the whole town into corruption! Harley’s gonna have to hammer some sense into this guy once and for all…and in “Harley Loves Joker” part ten, The Joker’s vendetta against the thief who’s been scalping all his prime jobs threatens to get everyone killed!
Harley Quinn #26
Writer: Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti
Artist: John Timms
Cover Artist:Amanda Conner
Variant Artist: Frank Cho
Release Date: August 23, 2017
Description: Harley and the Penguin struck an uneasy truce the first time he started extending his criminal empire into New York City… but now he’s plotting a massive real estate deal right in Harley’s Coney Island – including coming after her own building!
HARLEY QUINN #28
Written by Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti
Art by John Timms, Tom Derenick, Alex Sinclair, and Dave Sharpe
Published by DC Comics
Release Date: September 20, 2017
“Vote Harley” part one! The corrupt mayor of New York City has been a thorn in Harley’s side since the day he stepped into office…and now he’s crossed the line one time too many! Harley’s usual methods of dealing with problems like this have failed her, so it’s time for a more unconventional solution… is New York City ready for Mayor Harley Quinn? It better be!
HARLEY QUINN #29
U.S. Price: $2.99
ON SALE 10/4
“Vote Harley” part two! He’s already sent killers after her and her loved ones…what more can the Mayor do to get Harley Quinn off his back—especially now that she’s gone public in her campaign against him and become shockingly popular? The answer will surprise Harley…and you!
