Gotham City Sirens: Union #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the final story arc of the Gotham City Sirens series, focusing on Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Catwoman as they navigate a web of betrayal and shifting alliances. The narrative pits the trio against the Ultra-Humanite and the Broker, while also delving into the fallout of their complex relationships with Batman, the Joker, and other key figures in Gotham's underworld. Collecting issues from the 2011 series, this volume serves as a definitive conclusion to the Sirens' original run.
In "Union," Selina employs a method taught by Talia to keep Batman's secret safe from Harley and Ivy, even as tensions simmer beneath the surface. When Harley intervenes to rescue Bruce Wayne from kidnappers, she unknowingly saves Thomas Elliot—setting off a chain of events that tests the fragile trust among the trio. Written by Paul Dini and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Guillem March, the cover by March captures the moment with tense precision.
In "Girls Talk," Selina employs a clever ruse taught by Talia to keep Batman’s secret safe while navigating a tense conversation with Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy. When Harley rescues Bruce Wayne from kidnappers, she unwittingly saves Thomas Elliot—posing as Wayne—setting off a chain of misdirection and shifting loyalties.
In "Date Nite," Hush, masquerading as Bruce Wayne, and Gaggy, playing the Joker, converge on a high-stakes evening with deadly intentions toward Harley. When the night takes a turn from romance to reckoning, Catwoman and Poison Ivy step in to protect her—just as the real danger begins to unfold.
In "Holiday Story," the Gotham City Sirens trade vigilante duties for the season, each finding their own way through the holidays—Catwoman keeps Gotham’s streets safe from petty thieves, Ivy escapes to the tropics for a much-needed break, and Harley Quinn returns home to reconnect with her family. A quiet, character-driven moment in the Sirens’ chaotic lives, this story captures the warmth and complexity beneath their larger-than-life personas.
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