Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy | 
pickI ship it. Friends, lovers, or something more antagonistic, I honestly don't know where canon lands, but I love these two together regardless. This volume offers a bittersweet ending, and a concentrated look at what makes up each of the (ex-?) villains' ongoing motivations/struggles: Harley's search for love and belonging, Ivy's refusal to be powerless or suffer betrayal. Bad-ass-ery abounds, obviously. 1/2
Robotswithpersonality 2/2 What struck me most visually in this volume was not actually the art itself but the way colour was used. Gallivanting outside of Gotham's gothic palette, presented on matte rather than glossy paper (with its icy sheen), the colours are brighter and richer. Harley's more blue and red, than black, and Ivy's even more vibrantly green. It makes a great difference to the tone of the story, and is beautiful to look at besides. 10mo
Robotswithpersonality ⚠️ body horror (plants where they shouldn't be and some voluntary dismemberment 🫣) 10mo