Harley Quinn Vol. 1: Hot in the City (The New 52) Paperback – April 14, 2015

Very funny, actually got some physical laughs out of me instead of the general amusement comedy comics normally get from me. It has humor of multiple types that cater to a widespread range of comedy tastes.If you like the wacky and the bizarre, the silly and the sexy, dark humor and light humor, I fully recommend the purchase of this book.And if just the contents of the humor and story arent enough to convince you, maybe the art will. While it does have a main artist throughout the series, nearly every, if not every comic, has a guest artist in some sort of dream sequence or other such nonsensical event. It is an enviroment where the artists are all allowed to just go crazy with their art, drawing what they want how they want, with Harley quinn breaking the fourth wall about the art in an amusing way on multiple occasions. There is also a noticable lack of artist shortcuts, such as tracing, copy and pasted objects or limbs, and minimal repeated frames.I give the art a 5/5I give the comedy a 4.5/5I give the story a 4/5100% a definite buy for any collection, worth every penny.

This series is amazing and it came pretty quickly too. The book is great and expands on Harley’s personal pleasure life. A great read and for the fans.

Harley is excited about getting her own comic book so she imagines what artists and writers would do her comic. The first story goes through several art and writing styles, including Bruce Timm's DCAU. Thank god there's no Frank Miller version.Harley gets an apartment building and has zany adventures with her new friends. Harley seems to have her heart in the right place but she does go a bit too far sometimes.There's several moments where I laughed out loud and the comedy is actually good....although a little adult for my liking but there's no toilet humor for the most part.I'm trying to get into comics again and this is an interesting place to Starr reading comics

No complaints here! Its all good with the silliness anyone can expect out of a Harley Quinn comic. I enjoyed it and hope you will too.

Love having a series that focuses on just Harley and her life rather than the Joker (though I miss his appearance) or Batman. I love how it introduces you to her character. Its exactly what I wanted; a series based on her that really had nothing to do with the series she came from. Interesting and funny read. Art is great and though Im not one to talk because I can't draw for nothing but some panels made her look super manly or overly goofy. However, its not a big deal to me because the whole thing was great. Glad I bought it.

Clever, engaging, and (most importantly) Fun; those are the three things I look for in a comic and this has it all. If you're familiar with Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner then you already know what to expect and if you're a fan of Harley Quinn you will not be disappointed. In a world of comics turned as grim and gritty as Nolan's Batman Jimmy and Amanda ensure we don't forget the fun, vibrant place comics can be. If you're a fan of the more playful side of comic books you're in for a treat, if you're more supportive of the grimmer, more serious tone set by Scott Snyder this probably won't be your cup of tea.

I got the hardcover, and the quality is good. It's got a thick cover, and nice solid binding.The series itself is very entertaining to me. I love Harley's hijinks! Her new 52 series puts her in different light and has a new spin on her backstory. It's doesn't usually get very deep or have an intricate storyline. And while more of that might be nice, I also didn't expect it to have those things.Taken for what it is, I think most Harley Quinn lovers would enjoy this series.

I have recently stated getting into comics and I didn’t want to buy each issue separately since I’m not a collector(it also would have cost too much at my local comic shop)The storyline is good and if you’re looking to get into the Harley Quinn comics this is a good place to start.