As a child coming to Gotham (Scott Snyder does like a tale from childhood to introduce a character, as well as a word like "heart"…) Absolute Batman #17 by Scott Snyder and Eric Canete A sick mother, ...

We've seen a little of the Absolute Poison Ivy ahead of her appearance in Absolute Batman #17 and #18. And it has been noted that in the exclusive retailers covers released so far, she is not so ...

A flashback details the Absolute Universe Pamela Isley's life and how her mother's illness inspired her to become a scientist. Her mother nicknamed her "Ivy" because of her habit of climbing on ...

The self-proposed Goddess of the Green has always been one of Batman’s most enduring rogues, and has probably changed the most out of his iconic villains over the years. Once a simple femme fatale, ...

Illustrator Björn Barends and East Coast Comics shared cover art showing Absolute Batman‘s take on Poison Ivy on Instagram. As seen in the photo below, the character has incredibly long hair with ...

The cover for Absolute Batman #18 has been redacted since it was first revealed several months ago. However, we can now see that it not only showcases the true face of Poison Ivy, but also confirms ...

In the year and a half that Absolute Batman has been around, we’ve seen several of the Dark Knight’s rogues. One of the most consistent parts about them is that they are rarely what they appear to be ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Absolute Batman #17 cover, Batman posed as lightning strikes - DC Comics The next villain of "Absolute Batman" is Poison Ivy.

One of the best scenes in Batman Begins is when Batman shoots Scarecrow directly in the face with his own fear toxin, causing him to perceive Batman as a demonic, distorted figure. The trilogy never ...

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