Harley and Elvira team up with Power Girl, somehow, enlisting her help when a super powered clown hater ends up on their tails.

Yes, it’s another review that’s happened because I’m a sucker for the variant covers for this fourth-wall-breaking, double-entendre-delivering crossover.

The comic itself continues to be a little disappointing; only because the art remains a bit inconsistent (though co-writer Amanda Conner’s few pages are excellent), as well as the fact that the endless puns and references are exhausting. Especially as they’re so rarely even funny (Red Tool, for example, has always felt like the laziest dig at Marvel’s Merc with a Mouth).

Yet there’s still some fun to be had at least, and I can’t deny that I really like getting hold of multiple, random cover variants in a single blind bag.

If you’re just looking for a solidly produced read, however, probably best to stay away. The writing and art is a bit lacking in places here, and though it’s not fair to expect a literary comic book masterpiece from a crossover bringing together these bosom buddies, it’s hardly too much to ask to make it at least a bit more entertaining and less reliant on a seemingly bottomless pit of dialogue.

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