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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, ...

A rumored Poison Ivy series has fans convinced Scarlett Johansson is secretly involved.

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 ...

The floral femme fatale Poison Ivy debuted in 1966's "Batman" #181, the same year that the "Batman" TV series starring Adam West hit the air. While Ivy never appeared on the show, she owes her ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Those familiar with Snyder’s previous collaborative works (such as Batman: Gates of Gotham with Kyle Higgins) will be on familiar ...

The Absolute Batman title has delivered another WILD villain origin story - this time for Pamela Isley, a.k.a. Poison Ivy! In this episode, we break down part one of the Seventh Kingdom story arc in ...

We've seen more than enough of characters like The Joker, Two-Face, and The Penguin on our screens over the years. So, the hope now is that The Batman Part II and The Brave and the Bold might shift ...

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 ...