DC has just released the third chapter in its Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red series, an anthology of stand-alone Harley Quinn stories. The series is inspired by Batman: Black and White, a similar anthology series published by DC in 1996. Each issue features a different writer/artist, and #3 is written by Saladin Ahmed, with art from Javier Rodriguez.
Lettered by Clayton Cowles, the preview features three criminals meeting in a bar with an eerie-looking red container they claim to have just robbed from Harley Quinn's hideout. While they seem to delight in their successful heist (one even commenting "she can't go to the cops"), the title of the issue -- Get Yer Story Straight -- suggests it might not be that simple. And with Harley Quinn lurking in the background of the bar itself (as shown by her red-and-black nail polish), those robbers might not be able to hold onto their ill-gotten gains for long.
The preview pages for Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red #3 are shown below.
The remaining eleven issues in the fourteen-chapter series will be written by a variety of different artists and writers, including Paul Dini, Erica Henderson, Joe Quinones, Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti, Chad Hardin, Tim Seeley, Juan Ferreyra, Daniel Kibblesmith, Dani, Riley Rossmo and more.
Harley Quinn: Black + White + Red is an anthology series featuring stand-alone Harley Quinn stories, each by a different writer/artist from throughout the comics industry. Chapters #1-3 are available now digitally, and new chapters publish on Fridays.
