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viera's review
5.0
This one is entirely about the Riddler, the honorary siren. And it’s excellent.
readivine's review
3.0
"Maybe in his place is a man who can use his mental condition, to make amends for the sins of his past."This third issue leaned more in telling the Riddler's story and "change of heart" and surprisingly I enjoyed the story line even if somewhat acted as a filler in this series. I can't help but gush over the graphics, and that introduction was quite smart and hilarious. For a moment there, I forgot that I'm reading Gotham City Sirens and not a side story!
Additional thoughts aside from the story:
Why do women have always been sexualized in graphic novels, especially in those involved with superheroes and whatnot. I know this is an old series but this kind of picture still reflects in these types of genre.
meeraasw's review
2.0
The Riddler working with Batman in a case? That was quite interesting, didn't see it coming at all!
Generally, there aren't any development in the storyline regarding Harley's disappearance, except getting an idea about a group of homicides.
Generally, there aren't any development in the storyline regarding Harley's disappearance, except getting an idea about a group of homicides.
divine's review
3.0
"Maybe in his place is a man who can use his mental condition, to make amends for the sins of his past."This third issue leaned more in telling the Riddler's story and "change of heart" and surprisingly I enjoyed the story line even if somewhat acted as a filler in this series. I can't help but gush over the graphics, and that introduction was quite smart and hilarious. For a moment there, I forgot that I'm reading Gotham City Sirens and not a side story!
Additional thoughts aside from the story:
Why do women have always been sexualized in graphic novels, especially in those involved with superheroes and whatnot. I know this is an old series but this kind of picture still reflects in these types of genre.
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