It’s Valentine’s Day and the Joker’s crazed girlfriend Harley Quinn will do anything to spend the day with her puddin’.
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Kindle Edition
Print Lenght
23 pages
Language
English
Price
$1.99
Amazon ASIN
B00MG2L2NO
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4 Critic Ratings & Reviews from:
- 96
DC Bloodlines
Overall I thought this was a great little story showing the complex nature of Harley Quinn ... both the good and the bad. I love how it clearly intimated the respect that the Batman has for her as a foe. I was very entertained. - 90
Major Spoilers
Its an out of continuity tale that works no matter when you learned to love Ms. Quinn, and it does what a one-shot should do, in making you wish it was an ongoing series even as you realize it probably wouldnt be this much fun every month. The Jokers Asylum II Harley Quinn is a good outing for Harl, and earns a well-deserved 4.5 out of 5 stars overall. - 50
Weekly Comic Book Review
This Arkham Asylum II installment isn't as good as the outing with Mad Hatter, but it does tell a fairly light and entertaining tale. Non-fans won't be missing anything by skipping it, but if you enjoy Harley and/or Joker, it's worth a look. - 30
The Weekly Crisis
I'm way more in love with the idea of this issue than I am with the actual execution of it. James Patrick puts together a nearperfect story for Harley Quinn, but fails to find the character's unique voice to flesh that story out.
