The Batman Adventures: Mad Love #1

silkcuts's The Batman Adventures: Mad Love #1 - Mad Love review

I only have Mad Love for this book

Harley Quinn came from the world of the Batman Adventures animated series and from her popularity she became part of the DCU.  I thank you Paul Dini!  Harley works best with the Joker, I do love her bi-sexual ways, but its sweet when she is with her puddin'.  
 
Mad Love is the best example of the original relationship of The Joker's me first mentality and Harley's everlasting love for him.  
 
What also is nice about this book, it is fairly kid friendly.  There is adult innuendo, but it is very tame compared to Paul Dini's not so "Kid Friendly" works.
 
It is not just a tale of Harley and Jokers relationship.  It is also the relationship of The Joker to Batman and how Batman is no ones but the Jokers.  Harley learns this the hard way.
 
the soft-cover prestige is out of print, but the newer print contains extra stories.  If you enjoy Harley Quinn, this is the story you must read.
 
5/5
Cheers!
 - Silkcuts

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