Poison Ivy #33

Theres a really cool sense of progression that continues to develop as the series continues. What opened with a restless road trip and continued through a big crossover and various other episodes has finally settled-down into a moment where Pam has finally created a home for herself...which has not been compromised. And now shes decided to stand her ground on the ground that she has nurtured into being beautiful. And shell be damned if she lets anything happen to it. Its a fun progression for someone who had started the series in a quasi-genocidal sort of a mood. Read Full Review

It's impressive just how long this title has kept itself fresh, and it doesn't seem like it's slowing down any time soon. Read Full Review

As per usual, G. Willow Wilson writes a compelling and engaging Poison Ivy issue that explores the titular character's long-standing mission as well as the potential consequences that said mission will have on Isley's personal relationships. Read Full Review

G. Willow Wilson's Poison Ivy continues to elevate Ivy's story, blending beauty with tension in a way that leaves readers eagerly anticipating what comes next. Don't miss it! Read Full Review

Poison Ivy #33 is a return to form for the run, giving us a satisfying payoff of seeds planted in prior issues as well as an emotional exploration of Peter Undine. Read Full Review

I'm excited to be the reviewer for this series and to catch up on all these issues! So far the writing has a lot to digest and the art is gorgeous when it wants to be. Who knows what I'll think after diving deep, doing due diligence and reading up on this wonderful series?! Tune in next month to find out! Oh and would I buy? Hmmm. I would if it was cheap or if I had a decent amount of money to spare. But I would definitely read the whole thing while sitting at the comic book store with a smile on my face!Score: 6.5/10 Read Full Review