Holee Holocaustamolees
Written By:
Amanda Conner & Jimmy Palmiotti
Art By:
Billy Tucci, Joseph Michael Linsner, Flaviano, Paul Mounts
Lettered By:
Dave Sharpe
Cover Price:
$2.99
On Sale Date: August 24, 2016
**NON SPOILERS AND SCORE AT THE
BOTTOM**
One of my great failings as a reviewer and champion
of DC Comics’ digital-first line, besides getting my reviews in late and
generally being a mediocre writer, is that I do not read Bombshells. I did, at first—the first four or five chapters, and I
liked them okay. I thought the art was pretty good (though varied, as digital
books tend to be) and the concept was awesome, but it didn’t grab me. “I’ll
catch up later,” I told myself, or “I’ll get the trade.” Next thing I know
there’s three or four trades and I’m so behind on the series I’ll need to
dedicate a beachside vacation to it. Which is something, incidentally, I am
willing to do. I’ve just got no such plans until next March. So while I’m
angrily insisting in my reviews of Wonder
Woman ’77 and other digital titles that they are the sweetest comics deal
around, I’m not even reading one of the biggest digital titles. Someday, I
swear it! Luckily this issue of Harley’s
Little Black Book is an opportunity to glimpse the team in action, and
through them vicariously enjoy their digital comic that I’m sure is fantastic.
Why not join me in a trip through time, to the traumatic event that made my
grandparents’ generation the Greatest one, according to Tom Brokaw? Read on!
