Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass

Praise

“The fast-paced plot enhanced by Harley’s trademark style of speech examines the impact of gentrification, and Harley’s character development follows a redemptive arc that will have readers rooting for her and her colorful family. A riotous read.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Mariko Tamaki’s voice is absolute perfection in this altogether refreshing spin on a young Harleen Quinzel’s beginnings. Anchored by stunning art by Steve Pugh, readers get to revel in a Gotham City that has drag queens fighting gentrification, a familiar-named practical activist going against an all-consuming corporation, and an endearing delinquent just trying to find the fairy tale that fits her remarkable life. Shantay you stay (on my bookshelf for decades to come), Breaking Glass.”
—Sina Grace, GLAAD Media Award nominated author of Iceman
 
“Breaking Glass is a standout achievement that demonstrates the unique blend of words, pictures, and color that comics offer. With its diverse cast and respect for the essential natures of long-beloved characters, Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass should appeal to comic book newcomers as well as longtime fans.” —Foreword Reviews

“A modern, funny, and satisfyingly fresh take on the origin of a superhero revolutionary.” – School Library Journal Anna Murphy, Berkeley Carroll School, Brooklyn