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This story arc does some jumping back and forth through time and give the backstory on Red Tool. There is still a hanging plot thread that is introduced in this book that doesn't get resolved by the end of it. Power Girl does make a cameo in this one book as well to help defeat a baddie that than...

from sweetiegherkin

Harley finds herself meeting a number of old foes and friends (frenemies?) as she battles alien beings, cannibals, and two vengeful killers -- one from Harley's past and one sent from the future. This was my least favorite of the Rebirth line of Harley Quinn comics. While everything in it was mos...

from DarthDeverell

Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti's Harley Quinn, Vol. 3: Red Meat collects Harley Quinn nos. 14-21 from DC's Rebirth line, which in turn picked up from the new 52. The stories in this volume focus on Harley, her neighbors, and Power Girl fighting a solar-powered supervillain from a subterranean ...

from ElizaJane

I did not care for the first two volumes in this series but this third one redeems itself for me. I had a lot of fun reading this and the Harley that is being written for this volume is much more like her normal self. The accent is still there but toned way down, especially since vol. 2. Some maj...