Note that calling Poison Ivy an anti-hero rather than a villain has been a major note of disagreement internally at DC Comics in recent years. And recognising that she is a queer character ...

Recently, Bleeding Cool has been talking a bot about the portrayal of Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy at DC Comics. It seems a little on the odd side, with editorial making changes to remove the ...

A 1936 stage adaptation of the short was even titled “The Poisoned Kiss ... a possible antidote, which Poison Ivy has used on Harley Quinn in DC Comics While Arkham Asylum has done a lousy ...

She often seduced men into doing her bidding and if they didn’t listen she planted the poison kiss on themwhich killed them. When you think Poison Ivy ... DC UNIVERSE #5 and WORLD’S FINEST ...

Poison Ivy #23 is available now from DC Comics! Poison Ivy #23 Inducted into Batman's rogues gallery in the 1960s, Poison Ivy is a metahuman who terrorizes Gotham with her poisonous touch and ...

With her slew of botanical powers, Poison Ivy is always a force to be reckoned with in DC Comics. A cosplay from ... She is known for her fatal kiss, poisonous touch, and plant-centric approach ...

Take a look: The Injustice comic book series already established ... With the help of Poison Ivy and a ragtag crew of DC castoffs, Harley tries to earn a seat at the biggest table in villainy ...

DC Comics just confirmed that she’s been in a relationship with a woman, too. Yep, Harley/Ivy is canon. The confirmation came via Harley Quinn series writers Jimmy Palmiotti and Amanda Conner ...

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 ...

As any DC Comics reader knows, Ivy is now canonically queer and has been for a while. And in a new YA OGN, Poison Ivy: Thorns, from writer Kody Keplinger, artist Sara Kipin, colorist Jeremy Lawson ...