Poison Ivy: Thorns OGN

This story could have gone bad in so many ways, but instead it's a poignant and powerful tale that actually makes sense as both a start of darkness for Poison Ivy and a humanizing touch for Pamela Isley. Read Full Review

At its core, Poison Ivy: Thorns is Pamela Isley's corruption arc as she lets her desire for revenge take deep root in her heart. As she undergoes her character development, revealing her true personality and desire to be in control of her own life, Pamela is well on her way to becoming Poison Ivy. Read Full Review

This is a fascinating telling of a possible origin of Poison Ivy. It creates some pathos for this character, a character I have always found to be very intriguing. I loved it, but I did have a slight question about the lack of consequences. Read Full Review

Sara Kipin is a treasure. her work on Poison Ivy: Thorns made the project for me, and tied it all together seamlessly. If you know and love the character, I would say this is a good read and a good intro for people who don't know much about her. Read Full Review

daspidaboy

Jun 01, 2021

A powerful and an amazing tale of Poison ivy's origin story.

Antenovial

Jul 24, 2021

Poison Ivy: Thorns doesn't hold back. It's a gorgeous graphic novel that doesn't sweet-talk any of its topics. The gothic-horror fits Ivy incredibly well.

IHATEFAGGOTS

Mar 07, 2024

This was the worst book ive ever read in my life. If I wanted some gay ass comic about some idiots I would have gotten one but no you just had to fuck it up and make her get with some ugly ass looking girl that is very irrelevant and I hope you never publish a book again. I wish I could take back the time that it took me to read this and I hope you know that this book has ruined my life in the 30 minutes that I spent reading this garbage, hoping that somehow, it would get better but it absolutely did not. I hope you never make it as a publisher and I think you should quit while you're ahead!