As big a hit as the Harley Quinn comic has been for DC these past two years, it was inevitable that a second series would follow. Harley's Little Black Book takes a page from the Harley Quinn and Power Girl mini-series, with each issue chronicling a team-up between Harley and a different DC character. The series starts off big by dragging Wonder Woman into the fray. But despite the promising premise, this issue doesn't do enough to actually take advantage of the Harley/Diana team-up.
With Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti still on board as co-writers, this new series is very much in line with the old in terms of tone. Conner actually draws much of this issue herself, which is a nice change. Her clean, expressive style brings the Harley/Wonder Woman team-up to life (what little teaming up there is to be had) and gives the book a palpable sense of energy. Unfortunately, Conner doesn't handle every page herself. Recurring Harley Quinn artist John Timms steps in for a couple sequences. His darker, more angular style makes for a fairly jarring shift, though it at least does suit the tone of the brief flashback sequence.
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