Poison Ivy #41

Once again...a major turn in the life of Poison Ivy makes it totally clear that Wilson has really had a deep understanding of what makes a character work in the long-term. Shea come a great distance in the first half of her fourth year chronicling the life of Poison Ivy. Wilson has done an impressive job with the psychological continuity of Gotham Citys single most appealing character. Wilson is meeting the challenge of keeping the title character moving from conflict to conflict with grace and poise. Poison Ivys going to need it where shes going. All else has failed. Its time to run for Mayor of Gotham City. Read Full Review

Some issues tell a story, and others speedrun you into a new era. That's the case with this issue, which has a lot on its mind and has to rush a lot of developments. Read Full Review

Poison Ivy #41 revitalises this run, shaking off the back-and-forth moral hokey-cokey and injecting fresh life into the story. Ivy is at her most compelling here unpredictable, defiant, and fully back in action. Add in sharp social commentary and a few moments that'll make Harlivy fans kick their feet, and this issue feels like a real turning point.  Read Full Review

Poison Ivy #41 sets up an exciting new arc for Ivy as she takes the fight against Commissioner Savage into a new and unfamiliar arena. This alternative approach promises to give us a new side to Ivy that we have never seen before as she intends to use the power of her new following for a good and noble cause. Only time will tell how successful this endeavor will be, and whether it will produce the results that Ivy is hoping for. Read Full Review