Absolute Poison Ivy's origin gets to the heart of the matter, as she tries to turn Absolute Batman into a monster... does she succeed?

Poison Ivy #42 delivers some depth and twists in a new direction that's a fantastic jumping on point for new readers.

DC recently unveiled a bold new design for Poison Ivy. Now, that design has received a major update that rewrites more than 60 years of tradition.

Dr. Pamela Isley, aka the notorious Poison Ivy, has a long history in DC Comics. More importantly, she’s more than a cut-and-dry villain; she’s a nuanced character with passions, goals, a complex ...

Poison Ivy is giving politics a try as she steps into the role of Gotham City's mayor, a wild new direction for DC Next Level ...

Poison Ivy‘s design in Absolute Batman has been revealed ahead of the character’s debut in Scott Snyder’s comic book series. The flora-manipulating supervillain will play a major role in the upcoming ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Image Source: DC / Mike Perkins) Feral Trees finds Poison Ivy and Swamp Thing joined together in an uneasy alliance. Both sense ...

Poison Ivy made her Batman: The Animated Series debut in 1992 and is voiced by Diane Pershing. Reinvented from her comic book roots, Ivy was portrayed as an eco-terrorist with a tragic backstory and ...

Pamela Isley, a mousy scientist, was chemically altered by her diabolical boss Dr. Jason Woodrue. In his attempt to create the perfect human/plant hybrid, he turned the lovely wallflower into the ...

Pamela Isley and Alec Holland are united by their knowledge of plants and their unique connection to them. Despite this, there have been surprisingly few stories pairing the plant-themed anti-heroes ...