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Deadly Nightshade: Poison Ivy, SQUADRON SUPREME, and a History of Sexualized Violence

Deadly Nightshade: Poison Ivy, SQUADRON SUPREME, and a History of Sexualized Violence

Does it count as consent if the person you’re with has been programmed to never go against your orders — to always give consent, no matter what? In the recent Heroes in Crisis series, we saw Harley Quinn framed for murder and Poison Ivy killed — and subsequently reborn as a shell of her former self.

Paved with Good Intentions: How HEROES IN CRISIS Betrays Trauma Victims

trigger warning: sexual abuse, suicidal ideation I have a right to be angry. Through middle and high school, comics were pretty much the only thing I had to keep me going without having a total breakdown. I mean, of course I had other interests and I still do. I could never survive on comics alone.

The Writing on the Wall: Poison Ivy and HEROES IN CRISIS

Way back in 1994, when I was around the age of 10, I remember watching the “House & Garden” episode of Batman: The Animated Series. The main focus of the story, which was written by Paul Dini and directed by Boyd Kirkland, was about how Pamela Isley (Poison Ivy) had been allowed to leave Arkham

Review: HARLEY AND IVY MEET BETTY AND VERONICA #1

HARLEY & IVY MEET BETTY & VERONICA #1 Written by Paul Dini and Marc Andreyko Art by Laura Braga, Tony Aviña, and Arif Prianto Published by DC Comics Release Date: October 4, 2017 Harley & Ivy Meet Betty & Veronica is the mash-up crossover book of my dreams, and I am beyond elated that it

DC & Archie Team for HARLEY & IVY MEET BETTY & VERONICA

DC Entertainment and Archie Comics are proud to present the adventure of a lifetime with HARLEY & IVY MEET BETTY & VERONICA. Their hijinks are brought to you by the real-life team-up of Paul Dini (HARLEY QUINN) and Marc Andreyko (WONDER WOMAN ’77), with art by Laura Braga (DC BOMBSHELLS). It all starts this October

DC Announces Second Printing for POISON IVY: CYCLE OF LIFE AND DEATH #1

On January 20th, DC Entertainment debuted of one of Gotham’s greatest villains in her own series for the first time—Poison Ivy! Just two weeks later, we’re pleased to announce that POISON IVY: CYCLE OF LIFE AND DEATH #1, written by Amy Chu with artwork by Clay Mann, Seth Mann and Ulises Arreola, has sold out! But

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