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    Detective Comics #23.2

    Detective Comics » Detective Comics #23.2 - Harley Lives released by DC Comics on November 2013.

    bluetoblack's Detective Comics #23.2 - Harley Lives review

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    Good Not Great

    I've been a bit disappointed with DC's Villain Month, I know that they wanted to tell stories from the perspective of the villains, but I have so far only read two comic books that legitimately captured my interest, and Harley Lives was one of them.

    I was legitimately excited to read Harley Lives because she is always the lingering Side-Kick of the Joker... we see her, but we don't know too much about her. I liked the fact that in this comic-book we got to see a little bit about her back story, about how she wanted to HELP the MENTALLY DISTURBED, but instead BECAME one of them.

    The reason why I'm only giving this 4 stars as opposed to 5, is because there is just something within the story that leaves you longing for more. I would highly recommend this comic book for your collection.

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      Not the Harley I know 0

      Detective Comics #23.2 - Harley Lives by tdk_1997 on September 13, 2013

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      Harleen or Harley? 0

      Detective Comics #23.2 - Harley Lives by johnkmccubbin91 on September 14, 2013

      This is one of the Villains Month issues that I was half looking forward to, but was slightly sceptical about. I did however become more excited about the issue, as after finding out that Harley Quinn was getting her own series I've been really looking forward to it, seeing this as a teaser.PlotNow out of the Suicide Squad, Harley returns to Gotham City to wreck some havoc.ReviewThis was a decent story, though it didn't feel like the same Harley Quinn I've enjoyed over the years. Matt Kindt did ...

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