When Ivy isn't happy about something, everyone knows.
The third comic in the series focuses on the one of the very few female characters in the Batman comics, Poison Ivy. The story deals with Ivy who goes on a killing spree, she targets real estate developers who built houses over a forest she once liked to walk through.
This one does something a little different; it scraps the idea of Batman being the hero and makes the villain the hero. Yes, Poison Ivy is the hero of the story and it works very well for what it’s worth.
The strange style is here again, it’s almost like everything is elongated a little more than it should be especially when it comes to Ivy and her “curves” which does make it seem the comic a little too obvious. Speaking of obvious, the idea that Ivy is an eco-terrorist isn’t really so much social commentary as much as blatantly obvious like the so called twists of the storyline. It’s not half bad but it certainly is not the best of the series.
