Storm CertifiedCritical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Strong Harley/Ivy chemistry
- Emotional nods to Harley’s history
- Top‑note voice cast
- Witty humor
- Clear character arc
- Visual style
Points of Contention
- Scattered storytelling
- Artistic inconsistency
- Lighthearted tone
- Crude elements
- Shallow comparisons to other DC properties
- Over‑reliance on shock value
Professional Reviews
4 reviews from 1 critic80 Jesse Schedeen 4 reviews · avg IGN “Harley Quinn gets even darker and more wacky in its Season 2 premiere, and that's a good thing.”
“Harley Quinn gets even darker and more wacky in its Season 2 premiere, and that's a good thing.”
All 4 Jesse Schedeen reviews, aggregated above
“Harley Quinn's cruder elements don't feel necessary, but the series delivers a winning portrayal of the iconic villain.”
“Despite its tonal issues, Harley Quinn succeeds thanks to a top‑note voice cast and a well‑rounded take on Harley.”
“Harley Quinn gets even darker and more wacky in its Season 2 premiere, and that's a good thing.”
“Harley Quinn #34 has its moments, but it's not an entirely satisfying sendoff to this era of the series.”
