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Last month, with the announcement of the new Poison Ivy comic for June, which depicted the previously vegetarian Poison Ivy on the cover eating meat, with solicitations stating "In her new series, Ivy leaves Gotham City and sets out to complete her greatest work—a gift to the world that will heal the damage humanity has[...]

This line up will consist of Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Tim Drake Robin, who will get a solo Pop as well as a bundle Walmart exclusive 3-pack The It Gets Better Project helps uplift, empower, and connect the LGBTQ+ youth all over the world and Funko has made a donation to the project These[...]

The portrayal of Poison Ivy in recent years at DC Comics has been a source of utter fascination for Bleeding Cool At one point, there was a move from, let's call them, the progressive side, for Poison Ivy to be portrayed as a queer superheroine who sometimes goes too far As part of Birds Of Prey,[...]

It was promised for 2022, and now it is announced a new Poison Ivy series written by G Willow Wilson and drawn, not by Emma Rios, but Marcio Takara And launches in June for Pride month from DC Comics Poison Ivy fans may question how much Pride DC Comics take in the character and series,[...]

Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn are back together again in DC Comics today – but only in the Dark Knights Of Steel comic book series Which is retelling familiar tales of DC Comics in a fantasy Medieval setting Including bringing Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy together again – but only in this context. Can Poison Ivy[...]

The recent TV series also has Central City in Missouri, although Portland, Oregon and Richmond, Virginia metro areas have also been tagged. Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat, Bang, Kill Tour #6 Well, wherever it is, it appears that Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy are heading that way for season three of the Harley Quinn Animated[...]

The connection between the 1960s Pop Art movement and comic books has long been a controversial issue.  Both Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol appropriated comic book art for their own work.  Warhol took it farther in some ways, with his unauthorized 1964 experimental film Batman Dracula, and his infamous 1966 photoshoot of himself and Nico[...]

The portrayal of Poison Ivy in recent years at DC Comics has been a source of utter fascination for Bleeding Cool At one point, there was a move from, let's call them, the progressive side, for Poison Ivy to be portrayed as a queer superheroine who sometimes goes too far An intelligent scientist whose work[...]

Am I doing this to Poison Ivy? It appears so Because you remember the fuss that the appearance of the Batpemis had in Batman: Damned #4, right? The fuss which reached mainstream news and was even mocked on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert saw the dismantling of DC Comics editorial procedures and, eventually, contributed[...]

"It's been a fun ride." As for what fans can expect between now and the season finale? Creegan kept his three-word response direct and to the point- and very high on the "ominous" scale: "Total f***ing chaos." Now here's a look at the teaser for next week's episode of The CW's Batwoman, followed by the overview[...]

With only hours to go until Batwoman returns from its midseason break, we're getting a special look at tonight's episode "Trust Destiny." By now, we all know that things did not end well before the midseason break for Ryan (Javicia Leslie), Luke (Camrus Johnson), and Sophie (Meagan Tandy) as Marquis (Nick Creegan) let his Joker[...]

Bleeding Cool scooped the Gotham Gossip about where Poison Ivy was going And it rather looked like Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy were being set up for a split up, just after being reunited (and Poison Ivy herself being reunited.) We had been following the various split personality decisions at the character's publisher DC Comics in[...]

As Bleeding Cool pointed out a few weeks ago – and today – DC Comics has some Poison Ivy plans afoot, and that may include a Poison Ivy series by Ms Marvel co-creator G Willow Wilson and Mirror and Pretty Deadly co-creator Emma Rios And with the publication of today's Gotham City Villains Anniversary Special, G[...]

A few weeks ago, Bleeding Cool scooped the Gotham Gossip about where Poison Ivy was going And now it has been confirmed Spoilers ahead… We have been following the various split personality decisions at the character's publisher DC Comics in recent years With one side of the company dedicated to portraying a queer heroic character looking[...]

Mary (Nicole Kang) now fully embraces her Poison Ivy persona and Marquis Jet (Nick Creegan) is ready to… how should we say this without spoiling anything yet? Hmmm… "turn the world on with his smile"? Yeah, we'll go with that Add into the mix a missing Alice (Rachel Skarsten) who is now without nano-trackers and[...]

As we saw during last week's official reveal, the midseason finale of The CW's Batwoman "Pick Your Poison" finds Mary's (Nicole Kang) transformation into Poison Ivy complete Now that she's been infected by Poison Ivy, the selfless and caring Mary we've come to know and love is taking a backseat to a pernicious and virulent[...]

Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy have become comics "It" couple for the last couple of years, after a long time flirting with each other as fans hoped for them to get together Not just in comics either: tv shows, films, and cartoons as well Fans cannot get enough of the pair, and Batman: The Animated[...]

Mary Hamilton became infected by one of the missing "Bat Trophies." But now with the midseason finale ready to hit screens, viewers are getting a look at just one of the shockers awaiting them in next week's "Pick Your Poison." That's right, we have a preview of Mary's new Poison Ivy look as her transformation[...]

Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy in Joel Schumacher's (in)famous 1997 film Batman & Robin Though we completely understand why the film's star George Clooney (Bruce Wayne aka Batman) would still feel the need to apologize for the film nearly a quarter of a century later, there's an old expression that one person's poop is another's[...]

DC Comics is publishing a romance comic book anthology for Valentine's Day that includes the love that dare not speak its name, Peacemaker and his eagle

We always like to take a look at how Poison Ivy is handled by DC Comics, with all manner of contradictions Poison Ivy was created by Robert Kanigher and Sheldon Moldoff for Batman #181 in 1966.  Partly inspired by Bettie Page, and the titular character in Nathaniel Hawthorne's short story "Rappaccini's Daughter", she was originally[...]

So what's up with Poison Ivy in the current main DC Comics continuity? We have been following the various split personality decisions at the character's publisher DC Comics in recent years With one side of the company dedicated to portraying a queer heroic character looking to save humanity, with her best girl Harley Quinn Against[...]

And both are focused on a reinvention of Poison Ivy A character who has been through the wringer at DC Comics in recent years, with warring sides of editorial, those who want a progressive-minded anti-heroine in a relationship with Harley Quinn, and those who want the classic Batman villain and a threat to Gotham All[...]

Strange it doesn't come up more often. Batman #115 by James Tynion IV and Bengal Poison Ivy previously wasn't in favor of taking on the Magistrate, though she allowed the Unsanity Collective sanctuary in her Eden But they are targeting her both there… and her other half in Gotham, as seen in today's Catwoman #36. Catwoman #36 by[...]

In his recent Tiny Onion newsletter, James Tynion IV talked about today's Batman #114 saying "Okay, so over the last few issues, we’ve set the stage of

Tour #1 by Tee Franklin and Max Sarin returns for a second printing featuring a new cover by Sarin, featuring both Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy smooching. Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Eat Bang Kill Tour #1 Gets A Second Printing The second issue is already available on the DC Universe App and will be in[...]

And given the… quite extreme levels that the comic book is happy to head towards, in line with the cartoon it is a sequel to, it looks like Tee Franklin decided that this was an issue to be addressed, as Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy, on the run from the police, bump into Selina Kyle,[...]

A month ago, as part of our irregular Gotham Gossip articles, Bleeding Cool asked "How can Poison Ivy be in two places at once? Readers of that Harley Quinn & Poison Ivy series may have a clue, and recently in Swamp Thing Ivy is in Alleytown with Catwoman, rescued from being used as a drug source, but also[...]

Poison Ivy has been treated in a very haphazard fashion by DC Comics in recent years Switching between a stock Batman villain to an altruistic protagonist A human hater and a human saver There was an editorial and creative battle back-and-forth between those two positions, with creators and editors dodging one editorial dictate, then clashing[...]

Poison Ivy is all the rage now, but a funny story about this book, her first appearance in Batman #181 One day at my local Goodwill, I walked in, and there, sitting on the counter, was a pretty nice copy of this book I asked how much, and they said $5 Now, I almost had[...]