It should. They Have a Point Image courtesy of DC Comics. Let’s start with the most obvious reasons why Magneto and Poison Ivy are effectively the same: they both have extremely valid points.

Poison Ivy, known for her botanical expertise and eco-terrorist motives, is one of DC’s most unique villains. In The Penguin Episode 3, Sofia Falcone unveils a new drug derived from rare ...

Poison Ivy is one of DC's best comics from the 2020s, and the ongoing story does justice by the brilliant scientist turned eco-terrorist time and again; that said, Poison Ivy never meant to become ...

Poison Ivy has been treated in a very haphazard fashion by DC Comics in recent years. Turning from a stock Batman villain-with-a-point to an altruistic protagonist with the Birds Of Prey, there ...

The following contains major spoilers for Poison Ivy #30, on sale now from DC Comics. A fan-favorite DC Comics character is on the verge of betraying the most important villain in Gotham City.

DC Comics has had a Poison Ivy problem for a while. There has been a division at the company between those who want to see her to return to the villain-with-a-point role. An ecological terrorist ...

For decades now, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy have been Gotham City’s most beloved dynamic duo. The two villains began their beautiful friendship on a 1993 episode of "Batman: The Animated Series." ...

For everything you’ve let me feel, scream, and become through you, Poison Ivy- thank you.” Bringing the look together was a team effort, from the costume to the makeup to the wig.