Harley Quinn: The Eat, Bang, Kill Tour!- #1

[tinygaylaura]

The title alone told me that this was going to be my kind of comic and this cover confirmed it ;)



Our issue begins just after the end of season two








This opening sums up exactly why these two are my favorite heroes in the DCU

Between Harley's "Fuck the police" attitude here and how horny she and Ivy are for each other?

These two are my kind of women right here

I agree with Harley

The sight of a hot green redhead on her knees in front of me would make it impossible for me to focus on anything else as well ;)

Especially when she's talking about the kinky roleplay plans she has for later that night

The two manage to evade Gordon and the other idiots of the GCPD handily





I would be ready to pounce on her too here


Unfortunately all is not well with Ivy

She is feeling upset with herself that she left Kite Man at the altar and doubting herself because she left the others at her wedding behind to get caught :(



Luckily Harley knows just what her girl needs to cheer her up




Like I always say: there's nothing so bad that things can't be made better by a marathon session of hot, non-stop, bed destroying lesbian sex

And post bed-wrecking fuckstravaganza....





Road Trip!

Road Trip!

Road Trip!




And they're off!

And so our tour begins! Tune in next time to see where it shall take them :)

Comments

[deh_tommy]

If I had to nitpick, it’s that this book doesn’t really match the tone or the art style of the show, but other than that I reiterate what I said the last time this was posted.

[stubbleupdate]

If the show doesn't have the bravery to copy Max Sarin's art, it does not deserve respect

[tinygaylaura]

I prefer the comic to the show honestly

The show is good but some of the uncomfortably antisemitic subtext to some of the jokes makes me cringe

Yes I know the show's writers room is made up predominantly of Jewish writers and they've explained the reasoning behind the jokes. But they still aren't to my taste. I think because this is a show where the jokes and lines are being presented without the context of "Oh this is an in-joke among people who actually are Jewish themselves"

It's like how me and my friends who are all part of the LGBT community will make jokes among ourselves about stereotypes about queer and trans people but you put that in a show out of context and it can come off really disquieting

Maybe I'm overly sensitive there but in any case I prefer the comic because it doesn't have those jokes in there. Also because it's much much gayer and that always makes things better :)

[jgraygaming]

You aren’t being overly sensitive. The Mitzah with the Penguin was my last episode. Turning the green, big nosed villain into a Jewish stereotype was… yeah.

[tinygaylaura]

I hated that as well

Regardless of creator intent, that just had really awful implications to it in every way

[deh_tommy]

Green? The only green ones I remember there were Ivy and Kite Man, and Bane calls out the Joker for disrespecting the mitzvah. Unless we’re talking about a different episode.

[jgraygaming]

Greedy. Autocorrect messed up my post a bit.