Harley Quinn Black + White + Red

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The first Black, White, and Red series actually provided some of the better stories in the character’s recent history, however.

The Fantasy Road Network isn't just limited to comic books, we encompass all forms of collectibles, from figurines and funkos, all the way to collectible trading cards. Each story has a different creative team, so even if you run across one you don't like, you'll be reading a different team in just a few pages.In Harley Quinn Black + White + Red, 19 tales of Gotham City's craziest clown princess are presented in nothing but black, white, and bold splashes of red. A collection of Harley Quinn short stories where the only colors of the book are shades of Black, white, and red. In addition to stories set in the DCU, there's stories from Batman: The Animated Series, Batman: The White Knight and Harleen which was my favorite of all of them.

The underlying theme in the artwork of the volume is black and white, the only color used is red, with a strong visual impact.Harley Quinn Black + White + Red is a seventeen-issue digital-first issue limited series that centers on Harley Quinn in her many interpretations. This becomes an opportunity for Harley to bemoan how she “always tries to fix broken toys” and how she’s too wise to align herself with untrustworthy, narcissistic criminals now.

An incredible array of talent from across the comics industry have put their reputations in jeopardy to bring you these stories. For some reason, people like to dwindle down the character as if she’s always been one thing forever. The totally random opening is meant to make a point and kickstart the premise of the story: what IS Harley’s purpose in the DC universe, and what exactly is her character now? Batman has gone through many changes over the years, but the core of the character – that he’s a crime fighter driven by the death of his parents – has stayed the same throughout everything. Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red collects chapters 1-17 of the online DC Comics series written by various authors such as Stjepan Šejić, Tim Seely,, Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Sean Murphy, and Paul Dino and various artists including Stjepan Šejić, Adam Hughes, Chad Hardin, Otto Schmidt, and Matteo Collins.Most of the stories are entertaining, but the three-colour artwork works better with some artists’ style than others. She’s a cute, innocent jester; she’s a punk rock teenager; she’s not so violent; she’s excessively violent; and on and on and on. Auf den über 236 Seiten des Bandes findet der Leser einen bunten Haufen verschiedenster Mini-Abenteuer. Readers and retailers have spoken up regarding their problems with DC Comics and the greater comic book industry. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.