Archive for the ‘Poison Ivy’ Category
Posted by dcuboymw on April 6, 2011

Gotham City Sirens #21
Written by Peter Calloway
Art by Andres Guinaldo
This was another great issue of Sirens. Two in a row after a so-so opening arc for Calloway on this book! Harley succumbs to her love for the Joker after all. I loved it and I wasn’t expecting that but I should have! The story of the Guards’ kid was very sad and showed just how twisted the Joker really is. I didn’t expect Catwoman and Ivy to part ways in this either. Love the art as well!
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Posted by dcuboymw on March 9, 2011

Superboy (Volume 4) #5
Written by Jeff Lemire
Art by Pier Gallo
Anybody notices Superboy calls Beast Boy Garth instead of Gar? Come on DC Editors! Anyways, the Kid Flash/Superboy race was a lot of fun and it was great to see them being heroes on the way across the globe. The winner was Krypto which was kind of a cop-out (we all know Kid Flash would win) but oh well. Fun issue that managed to further the main plot as well.
Posted in Beast Boy, Kid Flash, King Shark, Krypto, Lena Luthor, Lori Luthor, Parasite, Pete Ross, Phantom Stranger, Poison Ivy, Raven, Robin (Damian Wayne), Royal Flush Gang, Simon Valentine, Superboy, Teen Titans, The Ravager | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on February 25, 2011

Green Arrow (Volume 5) #9
Written by J.T. Krul
Art by Diogenes Neves
This was a so-so issue as the forest gets corrupted by Etrigan and attacks everyone and some big bugs show up. I feel like not much really happened though and this plot is going a tad slow.
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Posted by dcuboymw on February 9, 2011

Gotham City Sirens #19
Written by Peter Calloway
Art by Andres Guinaldo
Calloway manages to conclude the current arc and start the next arc in one issue as Talia’s plan is thwarted (Not without blowing up the Sirens headquarters) and Harley decides to go after the Joker all in this issue. It wasn’t a bad issue but I hope that the next arc (Calloway’s second on this book) is more intriguing then his first. I have high hopes.
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Posted by dcuboymw on January 31, 2011

Green Arrow (Volume 5) #8
Written by J.T. Krul
Art by Diogenes Neves
This issue’s focus is on the forest as we learn people from all over the DCU have come to Star City to figure out why the hell this magical forest is around. I think this is the first time we really see that the forest is protecting Green Arrow – letting him in while keeping others out. Hmmm? Why is this? I feel like the mystery is going on a little longer then I would have hoped as we don’t really find out much more this issue but the writing and art is still top notch so I enjoyed it.
Posted in Doctor Mid-Nite, Etrigan the Demon, Galahad, Green Arrow, Lois Lane, Mr. Terrific, Phantom Stranger, Poison Ivy | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on January 5, 2011

Gotham City Sirens #18
Written by Peter Calloway
Art by Jeremy Haun
This issue was much better as it is revealed Talia is behind all of this wanting to erase Catwoman of her memories of Batman and I liked the dialogue between Harley and Ivy. I think Calloway is finally getting settled writing this book. I still don’t buy Zatanna even thinking about mindwiping Selina again but oh well.
Posted in Batman, Batman (Dick Grayson), Black Canary, Catwoman, Doctor Light, Green Arrow, Harley Quinn, Justice League, Poison Ivy, Robin (Damian Wayne), Talia Al Ghul, The Flash (Barry Allen), Zatanna | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on December 8, 2010

Superboy (Volume 4) #2
Written by Jeff Lemire
Art by Pier Gallo
Another fantastic issue of this book. Lemire’s Superboy is much better than Johns’s Adventure Comics run with him because it doesn’t focus on the whole Lex Luthor thing and has a Connor Kent who has moved past this. I liked Poison Ivy in this, I think she works best as a villain, if a somewhat likeable one, and she is definitely a villain here caring very little for the life of an innocent farmer. I wonder if they will show Superboy bring her to Gotham next issue? That would be cool. Simon Valentine is becoming a rather interesting sidekick for Superboy too and the smallville-hating villains at the end were intriguing.
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Posted by dcuboymw on November 26, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #17
Written by Peter Calloway
Art by Andres Guinaldo
This seemed really decompressed. I mean not much happens here except the girls look for Catwoman, they find Catwoman, and they leave. Where is Dini and why has he been gone from this book for so long? I also highly doubt they are going to actually mind wipe Bruce from Selina’s mind. So while it wasn’t a bad issue, I wasn’t into it that much.
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Posted by dcuboymw on November 3, 2010

Superboy (Volume 4) #1
Written by Jeff Lemire
Art by Pier Gallo
I wasn’t sure what to expect with this series. I haven’t really enjoyed Lemire’s Atom co-feature in Adventure but that is probably more cause Ray Palmer is boring cause I gotta say I enjoyed the heck out of this debut issue. I’d even say it was better then any of Geoff Johns’s Adventure run with Superboy. Lemire sets up a mystery and the supporting cast of Superboy quite well at the same time featuring two supervillains and some great character moments. Gallo’s art is great too. I hope that they aren’t setting up Lori Luthor as a love interest…that’s just weird. And it was great to see Superboy use his tactile telekinesis again!
Posted in Krypto, Lori Luthor, Martha Kent, Parasite, Phantom Stranger, Poison Ivy, Simon Valentine, Superboy | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on October 1, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #15
Written by Tony Bedard
Art by Andres Guinaldo
In the end, Harley and Catwoman are unable to convince Poison Ivy to not sound with the alien – she has to realize it on her own. I liked that and it was great to see the recap of how Harley and Ivy became friends. Not a bad issue.

Gotham City Sirens #16
Written by Peter Calloway
Art by Andres Guinaldo
So when is Dini returning to the title? No one writes Harley Quinn as good as Dini I really miss him. This wasn’t a bad issue though as Talia and Zatanna get involved when they discover that someone with magical powers and who apparently hates trees kidnaps Catwoman hoping to invade her mind and find out who Batman is. Not sure where this is going but it is an interesting start.
Posted in Alfred Pennyworth, Batman (Dick Grayson), Catwoman, Harley Quinn, Oracle, Poison Ivy, Robin (Damian Wayne), Talia Al Ghul, The Joker, Zatanna | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on August 6, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #14
Written by Tony Bedard
Art by Andres Guinaldo
Poison Ivy discovers Star Labs has been hiding a plant-based alien who has come to earth to start an invasion. She sides with the alien! Makes sense considering what Poison Ivy is but I hope that she is being mind controlled somehow since she is very willing to kill Harley Quinn here and I like to think she wouldn’t actually do that if she wasn’t under some kind of control. This was a good issue – but whatever happened to Dini and March as the creative team??
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Posted by dcuboymw on July 5, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #13
Written by Tony Bedard
Art by Peter Nguyen and Andres Guinaldo
Hmmm so is Maggie Kyle really being lead by an angel? It seems so or is it something else? Something sinister. I don’t know as it is clearly not just a hallucination as Harley saw it too. This was a quick read but it was still good and it was a great recap of Catwoman history. I loved seeing the nineties costume again too. I wonder when this will be followed up as Dini is sure to return as regular writer next month.
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Posted by dcuboymw on June 12, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #11
Written by Paul Dini
Art by Andres Guinaldo
This was a fun story about Harley Quinn’s heyenas escaping their hideout and killing the neighborhood dogs. Harley ends up donating them to the Zoo by Catwoman’s orders and Poison Ivy gets a new job! This book continues to be great! How could someone not be reading a book starring these three characters?!

Gotham City Sirens #12
Written by Tony Bedard
Art by Peter Nguyen
This story is a sequel to the Catwoman Black Lantern story from a few months back – and it is great to see it get followed up. I love the idea of Selina’s sister as an evil psycho nun trying to kill Catwoman because she believes she is posessed by a demon. Bedard writes some bloody stuff here including Maggie murdering a Cat and another nun. Will Dini be returning to this book? It seems strange that Bedard is continuing the Poison Ivy plotline that Dini started but I am glad it is not being ignored. Goof stuff.
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Posted by dcuboymw on April 1, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #10
Written by Paul Dini
Art by Andres Guinaldo
Guinaldo fills in for March here and I think he was a good choice as I hardly noticed. Doctor Aesop is driven out of the Sirens’s “headquarters” but I can’t say this was the most exciting issue of this series – probably a little too much about the Riddler and not enough about our three main characters. I enjoyed it but it needed more. Aesop is a great addition to the rogue’s gallery though.
Posted in Catwoman, Commissioner Gordon, Doctor Aesop, Harley Quinn, Hush, Poison Ivy, The Broker, The Riddler | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on February 26, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #9
Written by Paul Dini
Art by Guillem March
You know what just sucks? I love this book, I mean every time I read it I smile on every page and get really into the story. Yet people are not reading it. Read it people! How could you not read a book featuring Catwoman, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn?! It has gorgeous art and laugh-out-loud moments come on! Not to mention this issue feature Doctor Aesop – apparently not dead! Who you say? Well, he was a character from one issue of Dini’s Detective Comics run that I was very upset was killed off because he seemed like such a great addition to the Batman Rogue’s Gallery. Dini apparently agreed and brought him back here. Dini knows how to create great villains and shows this once again in this issue.
Posted in Catwoman, Doctor Aesop, Doctor Mid-Nite, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, The Riddler, Wildcat | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on January 29, 2010

Gotham City Sirens #8
Written by Guillem March and Marc Andreyko
Art by March
First off, I will comment that Dini is not writing this book, just like Streets of Gotham, and this is a completely different comic then was solicited. I hope Dini comes back but still…this was a good comics. March and Andreyko did a good job filling in. I love that there are murders of eco-terrorists in Robinson Park and Poison Ivy is being blamed, and she is pissed not that she is being falsely accused, but because she wished she had been the one to kill them. Hahaha. Poison Ivy is a great character and this was an excellent showcase for her. I liked the establishment of Harley meeting Poison Ivy when she was a doctor at Arkham. I could be wrong but I think that is something that has never been revealed before. The ending is perfect, I won’t spoil it but Poison Ivy does exactly what I would expect her to do to stop the killer.
Posted in Batman, Catwoman, Commissioner Gordon, Floronic Man, Harley Quinn, Harvey Bullock, Poison Ivy, The Joker, The Riddler | Leave a Comment »
Posted by dcuboymw on January 14, 2010

Catwoman (Volume 3) #83
Written by Tony Bedard
Art by Marco Marz
What has happened to Will Phieffer? Why is he not writing this? This book was his baby before it got cancelled and it was great! That being said, this was an okay issue of this resurrected titled. There were obviously last minute creative changes but the art was fantastic and Bedard wrote everyone in character. The ending was surprising. Is Maggie Kyle as a Nun-villain going to be explored in Gotham City Sirens? I sure hope so. The Black Lantern stuff was just like every other surprise I’m alive Black Lantern stuff. I am honestly getting sick of it but whatever.
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