Poison Ivy is a long-standing character of DC Comics. She was first introduced in the 1960s as part of Batman’s Rogues’ Gallery, but it’s safe to say that she’s grown and changed a lot since then.

It is this Poison Ivy that G Willow Wilson then picked up, in back-up stories which would then spill over into her own mini-series, which grew and grew, a genuine DC Comics success story and one that ...

We're getting a new look Poison Ivy in 2026 by G. Willow Wilson and Marcio Takara (Spoilers) Poison Ivy unveils a bold new ...

As all eyes turn to Batman and Deadpool, a crossover between Rogue and Poison Ivy comes to light as a variant cover reveals a ...

Marvel Comics has shared a first look inside the upcoming Deadpool/Batman #1 crossover, while awesome new variant covers ...

Poison Ivy from Batman: The Animated Series next to Matthew Binnell from 1978 Invasion of the Body Snatchers© Static Media Batman: The Animated Series "House and Garden" scene of Poison Ivy and ...

Poison Ivy is a fan-favorite character and having another iteration of her on-screen after so long would definitely be an audience pleaser. MORE: George Clooney Jokes That He Was A Better Batman ...

Fellow Batman News reviewer Jackson Luken introduced me to a word to describe the relationship between Harley and Ivy: saccharine. The dictionary definition of that word is “excessively sweet or ...

Mattel's collector's edition Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn Barbie Dolls. Mattel Will we get more Batman Barbies soon? We’re hoping for Batgirl, Huntress, and Catwoman in the near future.

Poison Ivy THINKS she has always been in the right, and that is accurate to how her character has always been portrayed. She describes herself here, not as a hero, but as the VILLAIN the world needs.