The following contains major spoilers for Poison Ivy#30, on sale now from DC Comics. A fan-favorite DC ... Gotham City ...

And it looks like Poison Ivy will indeed have more stories to be ... In this oversize anniversary giant, DC Comics proudly presents tales of Batman's deadliest foes written and drawn by some ...

This DC Comics Poison Ivy statue pays a great tribute to this ... appearance in the comic books have been recreated, and the giant plant monster she sits on has been given a new, more poisonous ...

Oh, yes, this is Poison Ivy! Never mind the weird personality disorder DC tried to use to excuse their ... then continue to brutally murder people with a giant smirk on her face.

As the scientist speaks on the phone, he stares at none other than Poison Ivy, who he and his men have encased in a giant tank. The scientist confirms that they have successfully been able to ...

According to Batman: The Complete History by Les Daniels, DC Comics may have based Pamela Isley, aka Poison Ivy, on Hawthorne’s short story Rappaccini’s Daughter. “Poison Ivy, whose plants ...

Ilhan, a graduate of DC’s Milestone Initiative, makes his DC debut on the two issues. Marcio Takara returns with Poison Ivy #9. Jessica Fong, Joshua Middleton, Jenny Frison, and more will ...

DC Comics’ Poison Ivy made comic book debut in June 1966: “Trouble between the dynamic duo,” the cover read, featuring Batman and Robin glaring at each other over an early Ivy adaption ...

Not a real headline even — James Gunn (@JamesGunn) May 1, 2023 Casting decisions regarding Poison Ivy and her inclusion in the new DC Universe have yet to be announced. However, Gunn may not ...

However, a story in DC Pride 2024 suggests that Poison Ivy is a closet Star Trek fan. The Trekkie roots of Poison Ivy are revealed in “Marasmius” by Gretchen Felker-Martin and Claire Roe.