The 1993 episode “Harley and Ivy” of Batman: The Animated Series is the first time Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy meet up. Harley is out on her own after her “Puddin,’” Joker, threw her out.

Poison Ivy in Batman: The Animated Series stands out as one of the most beloved and iconic versions of the Gotham City Siren, with a personality and costume that have become synonymous with her ...

Instead, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn become a go-to pairing on Batman: The Animated Series as well as subsequent cartoons set within the DC Animated Universe, including The New Batman Adventures ...

Rino Romano’s Bruce Wayne is the one who succumbs to Poison Ivy’s hypnotic control on the mid-2000s animated TV reboot, The Batman, which leaves it up to Batgirl (voiced by Danielle Judovits ...

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 ...

How Lake Bell Made Poison Ivy TV’s Best (Animated) ... and taking names as the voice of Poison Ivy in HBO Max’s ... lived streaming platform DC Universe, Bell’s Ivy has always ...

DC Comics first mentioned the series during its ComicsPro presentation in February.Harley Quinn: The Animated Series — The Eat, Bang, Kill Tour sees Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy taking a wild ...

But, still her queer side is not explored and Poison Ivy has yet to appear. Margot Robbie , who plays Harley Quinn in the DCEU, wants Poison Ivy’s presence in the DC Universe and the exploration ...

DC has been using Poison Ivy as a very successful promotional tool. She appears in expensive variant covers, prints, merchandise, clothing lines, toys, costumes, school bags, pens, pencils ...

With Harley Quinn's bisexuality suggested in the animated opening of 'Birds of Prey,' an exploration of what a healthy relationship with the plant-themed villain Poison Ivy looks like is worthy of ...

After rewatching "Batman: The Animated Series," you might be convinced that the framework for DC's next great spin-off already exists. The Best Joker Movie Would Star Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy ...