Suicide Squad #15
THE GOOD:
Fernando Dagino was a great choice to draw this series. He adds a lot of details in the panels and it really makes you feel like the world is bigger that it is. He also draws the Joker very freighting. The action involving Joker and Harley. The emotions are decent about giving away what the characters are feeling and what they are thinking. The story continues on the abusive relationship between Mr. J and Harley. It's very interesting because the Joker acts much more different around Harley then he does other characters that he has dealt with. Amanda Waller continues to add more secrets to the book and it really adds something interesting too look forward to every issue. Harley is very well portrayed here. She really likes the Joker but she also doesn't like the new Joker that has come back and the fact that Adam Glass acknowledged this are really portrayed it. Readers will be shocked by how strong Harley is and it will result in a more likable character if she survives this joke.
THE BAD:
Joker reveals something to Harley and it almost ruins the character of Harley after all this great character development. The point to make this should have been more considered and realized why it makes no sense. Joker hasn't been around but for four years and he has quite a collection of bodies and it all adds up to more problems that weren't completely though out. The whole Joker loving Harley doesn't work either because Joker always manipulated Harley and this once again just dumps it to where Joker really needs Harley but this also goes against everything that we have seen in other issues of The Death of the Family.
THE VERDICT: 3.5/5 (Good)
Suicide Squad has been a bag of mixed emotions. I don't see how this could be anyone's favorite series, but it still is solid. If you like Harley, Joker and any other members that have disappeared but are still on the team, then you will want to go back and this series from issue #1, just don't get too attached to the characters. If you want a solid, dark with a lot of character deaths this is something that you are going to want.
Fernando Dagino was a great choice to draw this series. He adds a lot of details in the panels and it really makes you feel like the world is bigger that it is. He also draws the Joker very freighting. The action involving Joker and Harley. The emotions are decent about giving away what the characters are feeling and what they are thinking. The story continues on the abusive relationship between Mr. J and Harley. It's very interesting because the Joker acts much more different around Harley then he does other characters that he has dealt with. Amanda Waller continues to add more secrets to the book and it really adds something interesting too look forward to every issue. Harley is very well portrayed here. She really likes the Joker but she also doesn't like the new Joker that has come back and the fact that Adam Glass acknowledged this are really portrayed it. Readers will be shocked by how strong Harley is and it will result in a more likable character if she survives this joke.
THE BAD:
Joker reveals something to Harley and it almost ruins the character of Harley after all this great character development. The point to make this should have been more considered and realized why it makes no sense. Joker hasn't been around but for four years and he has quite a collection of bodies and it all adds up to more problems that weren't completely though out. The whole Joker loving Harley doesn't work either because Joker always manipulated Harley and this once again just dumps it to where Joker really needs Harley but this also goes against everything that we have seen in other issues of The Death of the Family.
THE VERDICT: 3.5/5 (Good)
Suicide Squad has been a bag of mixed emotions. I don't see how this could be anyone's favorite series, but it still is solid. If you like Harley, Joker and any other members that have disappeared but are still on the team, then you will want to go back and this series from issue #1, just don't get too attached to the characters. If you want a solid, dark with a lot of character deaths this is something that you are going to want.
