Well, if I'm being completely honest, it was also the fact that she was basically a less funny Deadpool. I'm just saying that her previous persona bothered me. I know that writers and producers have been actively working to fix that and I appreciate how she's now (mostly) an anti-hero who has made a clean break from Mistah J. I also didn't like the way she was becoming so popular with female fans (especially younger ones) while being depicted as a psychopath in a dangerously abusive relationship. So the main problem I've always had with Harley is that she was an oversexualized idiot with zero powers, who shouldn't have been in the same room with characters like Wonder Woman, much less depicted as being able to hold her own with them.
I knew this was going to be easy on the eyeballs, so the million-dollar question for me then became, could he write something that was worth a shit?Īnd the short answer is a resounding YES.
His art is beyond phenomenal, so it wouldn't have mattered who the hell this was about, I would have immediately grabbed it. Nope, I picked this up because I saw the name Stjepan Šejić. I like her well enough as a character, but I usually cringe when someone who doesn't read comics tells me that she's their favorite, because they're usually just some ding-dong who wants an excuse to wear booty shorts and pigtails as a Halloween costume. Publisher: DC Comics ISBN: 9781779501110 Number of pages: 200 Dimensions: 276 x 216 mm You may also be interested in.I'm not a huge Harley Quinn fan. The DC Black Label imprint features classic DC characters in compelling, standalone stories written and illustrated by world-class authors and artists.
Harleen is a bold new reimagining of the origin of one of Batman s greatest foes as she takes her ultimate fall from grace. Written and drawn by superstar artist Stjepan Sejic best known for his work on Aquaman and Justice League: Odyssey. Despite warnings from the Dark Knight himself, she s utterly fascinated by this man who seems the perfect expression of theory who says all the things she needs to hear who seems to know her better than she knows herself. What start off as nightmares will soon evolve into fantasies. It s been months since Harleen began interviewing criminals at Arkham Asylum, and she s having strange dreams about one of them in particular: The Joker.
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