This is a book that warrants your attention and rewards a keen eye. It’s difficult to discuss the events of the book in detail because there are major moments hidden within what seems like typical dialogue. It’s like a beautiful disaster you just can’t pull your eyes away from. When combined, they help to absorb you into the story completely as you follow this tragic psychological downfall. Its these small details that make the book stand out. There are so many examples of perfectly suited letters like Harley’s double diamond boxes and the nightmare demon’s thick black balloons. The artwork continues to shine with powerful character expressions and a haunting tone, but I would love to draw attention to the lettering from Gabriela Downie. Harleen Quinn became the infamous Harley Quinn. This will be the series that fans bring up when anyone wants to know how Dr. After reading Harleen #2, I’m willing to say that this is going to become Harley Quinn’s definitive origin story. While many believe the Joker simply shouldn’t have an origin, it’s quite common for most to regard Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s Killing Joke to be the definitive take of his origin story. It’s true crime mixed with forbidden love and it uses these ingredients within a superhero narrative magnificently. It operates similar to a behind the scenes documentary, refusing to leave out even the slightest of glances to eat away at Harleen.
This gets right to the heart of what I believe this series does best. By exploring what makes them tick, we get a unique insight into the unraveling of Dr.
In these psychological intricacies, Stjepan Sejic picks apart the characters and their motives. The sleep deprivation, booze and lack of progress on her theory culminate in what appears to be a breakdown for the once-budding doctor.
The Joker uses this to throw her off and follows it with a bizarre compliment hoping to see her smile one day. I use that line from the duo’s conversation because this is the very start of Harleen’s descent. Quinzel sends her spiraling into depths of herself that she never thought possible before, and the result? Though it starts a bit slower than the initial issue in the miniseries, Harleen #2 is every bit as complex and intriguing, diving deep into the psychological monstrosity that is the Joker.
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