The Man of Steel and The Dark Knight never stop butting heads leading to a few matchups between Batman and Superman that ...

Most superhero fans consider Superman the most powerful do-gooder ever created, but this X-Men hero would crush him every ...

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.

Poison Ivy has remained a character who fans really want to see onscreen in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC Universe, whether in a Batman-related context or otherwise. Margot Robbie ...

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 ...

The video shows the Suicide Squad tracking Poison Ivy and eventually discovering her alongside a giant mutant flower ... is a major departure for an iconic DC villain; one who is arguably an ...

Poison Ivy first appeared in DC comics in June 1966, in Batman #181 ... She's able to manipulate and mutate plants, such as making giant roots and using vines to trap her enemies. She's even known to ...

Last June, Seattle author G. Willow Wilson released one of the first solo comic book series to feature iconic DC villain Poison Ivy. In just six comic issues, her gritty story of retribution and a ...

“Not a real headline,” Gunn tweeted under the story. Casting decisions regarding Poison Ivy and her inclusion in the new DC Universe have yet to be announced. However, Gunn may not have to ...