Who are the worst Batman villains ever? The ones who break his body, twist his mind, and prove Gotham will never truly be his.

For us, one of the characters who left the biggest impact on our understanding of environmentalism is Poison Ivy, aka Dr. Pamela Isley. She has long been a voice for the planet, speaking up for ...

Dr. Pamela Isley has played many roles in her life, ranging from hero to villain. Despite this variety and refusal to be fenced in, nobody would describe Pam as diplomatic.

Despite this, the series never delved into Dr. Pamela Isley’s background or how she became the infamous flora femme fatale. Her history is finally revealed in the second episode of Harley Quinn ...

Pamela Isley and Jason Woodrues Origins There are a few references to Poison Ivy in Batman: Arkham Shadow s Most notably when Dr. Crane reveals that his early renditions of fear toxin use specific ...

In DC lore Poison Ivy’s alter-ego is “Dr. Pamela Isley,” a PhD botanist working in Gotham City.

Thurman, 54, who played Dr. Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy, was the first to drop a selfie of the two stars posed next together at what appeared to be a restaurant.

Botanist Dr Pamela Isley is thrown into a vat of chemicals and receives a glow-up: with a plethora of extravagant crimson hairstyles (including her most-remembered one reminiscent of two upturned ...

Secret Origins #36 Her previous origin was now a story she made up. Now Dr. Pamela Lillian Isley, PhD, a Gotham City botanist, she studies advanced botanical biochemistry at a university under Dr ...