Harley Quinn #51

In this issue, Harley's dream-like internal battle and meta self-analysis bring a unique twist to her antics, while her well-meaning neighbours add a touch of humour amidst the chaos. The cliffhanger leaves us anxiously awaiting the fate of Harley and her friends, perfectly embodying the quirky charm of the series. Read Full Review

Harley Quinn #51succeeds as an adventure story and a slapstick comedy, while embracing the title character's vulnerabilities, unusual world view and methods for doing good. Also the artwork is stunning and fun look at. Read Full Review

Now that heart, mind, and superego seem, for now at least, to be at peace with one another, what is next for Harley? What nefarious plan does Althea have next for Harley? Are there more therapy sessions in store for Althea? If Harley Quinn #51 proves anything, it is that this fight is far from over. As always, I will see you next time friends! Read Full Review

The visuals are great, but there's also a nice message about it not being possible to divide yourself into good and bad halves everything that's gone into Harley helped to make her the crazy but heroic person she is today. Read Full Review

This title continues to tread water. It's a title that knows what it wants to be: it just seems stuck in a generally unentertaining place. There's nothing majorly wrong here, and the title character is being done adequate justice. The wait for a truly great HQ story slogs onward. Read Full Review

Toonstrack

May 31, 2025

I hopped on this art for the mirka andolfo art and she did not disappoint. This is very goofy and inane and also the perfect vehicle to sell Harleys inner conflict... and resolution heheh