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1 day ago · Poison Ivy (Pamela Lillian Isley / ˈ aɪ z l i / EYEZ-lee) is a character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by writer Robert Kanigher and artist Carmine Infantino , she debuted in Batman #181 (June 1966), and has become one of the superhero Batman 's most enduring enemies belonging to the collective of ...
1 day ago · If someone asked me for a comic to pick up to understand Ivy as a character, Wilson’s series would be where I would point them. Poison Ivy #24 exemplifies the best characteristics of the way ...
1 day ago · In Poison Ivy #24, Solomon Grundy uses the power of Slaughter Swamp to resurrect Poison Ivy. Poison Ivy #24 main cover by Jessica Fong. Writer: G. Willow Wilson. Artist: Haining. Colors: Arif Prianto. Letters: Hassan Otsamne-Elhaou. Cover: Jessica Fong. Variant Cover Artists: Frank Cho, Sabine Rich, Chris Bachalo, Nimit Malavia, W. Scott Forbes.
2 days ago · Poison Ivy #24. Cyrus Gold, better known as Solomon Grundy, is one of DC's classic Golden Age villains, with his original introduction taking place all the way back in 1944's All-American Comics #61 in Alfred Bester and Paul Reinman's story, "Green Lantern: Fighters Never Quit." In his life, Gold was a wealthy albeit potentially corrupt ...
4 days ago · Warning: SPOILERS for Poison Ivy #24. Poison Ivy gains a powerful healing factor, potentially making her one of DC's most powerful characters. Ivy's friends believe she can return from the dead by planting her in Slaughter Swamp, where Solomon Grundy cyclically dies and is reborn. If Ivy's healing factor is innate and reusable, it could render ...
1 day ago · 1 In Poison Ivy #24, Solomon Grundy uses the power of Slaughter Swamp to resurrect Poison Ivy. Poison Ivy #24 main cover by Jessica Fong Writer: G. Willow Poison Ivy #24 Review: Exploring the Batman Universe - Comic Book News
3 days ago · Poison Ivy #24 is yet another amazing show of Wilson’s ability to write for multipool characters. You can see the difference in every single one of their dialogues. It has been a change from the first issue when it was just Ivy and her inner monologue. We now have a cast of characters and all of them have a unique way of communicating.
