Karl Kesel

Terry Dodson

Pete Woods

"Originally published in single magazine form in Harley Quinn 8-13, Harley Quinn: Our Worlds at War 1."

Night and Day

Harley Quinn

Paul Dini

Bruce Timm

Its a love story gone horribly, horribly wrong as the Jokers partner in crime takes the spotlight in this lushly illustrated hardcover volume featuring art by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson (WONDER WOMAN).Theres never a dull moment as Harley bounces from botched schemes to close encounters with Gotham Citys kingpins of crime, all the while making wisecracks and acting in the spirit of inspired lunacy.

Preludes and Knock-knock Jokes

Marie

** spoiler alert **
           I loved it from page one, book didn't start off with her being with Joker already. Loved how they started with her childhood and how she became a psychiatrist. And then how she became Jokers girl. Would recommend to anyone who loves Harley and Joker.

"Having played out every trick on the fine citizens of Gotham City, Harley Quinn - the Joker's former girlfriend - decides that another city deserves her attention. After all, why menace one city when you can menace two? Especially if the second has a Man of Steel guarding it. Harley hightails it to Metropolis, with allies Poison Ivy and Bizarro in tow. Writer Karl Kesel and artist Terry Dodson continue their now classic run on this beloved title in Harley Quinn: Welcome to Metropolis, collecting Harley Quinn issues #14-25"--

Welcome to Metropolis

Ley Stanton

My least favorite Harley Quinn collection so far. I found the story made no sense, it seemed like the writers were just trying to be as weird as possible. That being said, its not going to stop me from reading the next volume or other Harley Quinn comics in the future. This one was just unnecessarily weird.

Camila 

Me acuerdo cuando veía Cartoon Network siempre cambiaba la televisión para no ver Batman, la verdad es uno de los pocos super heroes "mainstream" que nunca han llamado mi atención; pero una vez sin nada más en televisión vi uno de sus episodios y para mi suerte en éste apareció Harley Quinn, nunca la había visto antes pero desde que que grito un "Señor J!/ Mistah J!" con esa singula voz, siempre me gustó. 
No es hasta ahora con todo el hype del Suicide Squad que me he decidido a leer sus comics. 
Me sé perfectamente su historia, porque siempre fue un personaje que me interesó 

El primer tomo empieza con Harley rescatando de la cárcel a Joker, lo cual no me gustó mucho (view spoiler)[ debido a la problemática relación que Harley y Joker tienen; pero no tardó mucho tiempo en que Harley abriera los ojos y lo dejara (hide spoiler)]

Harley sola es muy entretenida y logramos ver un poco de su pasado; aún sin saber muy bien que hacer sin ser complice de alguien, estos tomos van formando a Harley como personaje, aún así puedes ver un poco de escritura sexista (y como la dibujan tambié ¬¬, aún siendo un personaje que debe ser sexualizado) 

Seguiré con los siguientes tomos, espero ver un poco más de Poison Ivy (view spoiler)[ya que en próximos tomos o ediciones (no estoy segura en cual) ellas comienzan una relación  (hide spoiler)] y menos de personajes que le quitan espacio a Harley.

Me gustó mucho las escenas con Ivy, la historia iba muy bien y luego la arruinaron con líneas que acababan en un solo comic. Se nota mucho el sexismo en estas ediciones :| espero que eso mejore o pasaré a The New 52 de inmediato. 
Harley sigue siendo tan genial como siempre :)

Christina M Masters

**This review could contain spoilers if you don't know much about the Harley Quinn story**

Harley Quinn has been one of my favorite characters ever since she popped up on the scene in the Batman: The Animated Series cartoon. I was also a big fan of Arleen Sorkin, from my soap opera viewing days, who voiced the original HQ, so I figured I would enjoy this origin story and I wasn't disappointed. It feels a little like reading a comic book actually but a little more in-depth in terms of writing since you don't have the illustrations, but I really liked that because it felt like snappy writing, quick and to the point, while still able to engage us in HQ's backstory and how she was manipulated by the Joker into becoming HQ. Stories like this are always fascinating to me because I see stories in the news of extremely intelligent women, who get hoodwinked by some charming, usually equally intelligent, albeit most of the time mentally ill person, into becoming a completely different person. Although in this story, even though after the Joker "breaks" Harley, which was his primary goal, it could be argued in this particular story that in his breaking of her he was also unlocking her in some sense.

I will warn though Joker is abusive towards Harley, this is no secret, but the abuse Harley suffers in the story was a little hard to swallow at times, so be aware if you are triggered by that sort of thing. This includes mental and physical abuse. 

Overall this is a good story and I had a lot of fun learning more about one of my favorite characters so if you are a fan of the Batman universe I highly recommend this one.

Daniela V.

Title of the volume sounds familiar? The sandman, right? Preludes and nocturnes. Joke's on Gaiman.
Well, it's awesome how Harley was split from the Joker in these first issues of her own comic. Great backstory and exciting flashback of the first interview with the Joker. Gonna read more now!

Sam O'Boyle

** spoiler alert **
           i grew up with this character and her story and im so so glad that paul dini was involved in this project and was able to give harley a proper backstory and make her more than simply the jokers girlfriend but an abuse victim who escaped that toxic relationship and developed a whole new identity of her own. i loved that at the end they added her rejecting the joker when he left her to rot in arkham i thought ot was a lovely touch and the references to the cartoon made me smile

Harley Quinn Night and Day

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