DC Responds With New Art Following Poison Ivy Controversy The art will be used to promote Heroes in Crisis #7. A leaked, unfinalized cover for DC Comics’ Heroes in Crisis #7 by artist Clay Mann ...

After Bleeding Cool leaked a controversial cover to Heroes in Crisis #7 earlier today, DC Comics and writer Tom King have announced the cover won’t be pushed to print. The cover in question ...

DC is getting four new Pride Funko Pops, likely releasing this week. The new line includes Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Tim Drake, and Batwoman. All of the characters are wearing gear redesigned to ...

Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy are one of the best team ups in DC Comics. While it isn't always obvious, they've also been a couple too. by Alani Vargas. Published on May 22, 2020. 4 min read.

With a little Poison Ivy and some Sugar and Spike thrown in, DC Comics is giving some of its more interesting supporting cast their own spotlight. Beginning in early 2016, eight new six-issue ...

Art by Clay Mann. (DC Entertainment) It's not that any one of these takes is inherently right or wrong. Ivy is a complicated character, and one that can never be easily pinned down as hero or villain.

DC Comics' Poison Ivy takes a trip to Seattle in the first ongoing series dedicated to her story. Seattle writer G. Willow Wilson was tapped to write the series, which is illustrated by Marcio Takara.

However, a story in DC Pride 2024 suggests that Poison Ivy is a closet Star Trek fan. The Trekkie roots of Poison Ivy are revealed in “Marasmius” by Gretchen Felker-Martin and Claire Roe .