We have come to the end of Poison Ivy: Cycle of Life and Death and I'm not sure how I feel about it, but I do have a little bit to say about it. Just a tad bit. I'm not sure if I'm the only one that was feeling the same way about this story, but…

I feel like we've skipped years, but it's only been a couple of weeks for these sporelings, who are now in their adulthood (but really they're only six months.) Getting back to where we left off in the previous issue, Poison Ivy is acting like an overprotective mother after saving Thorn from the experiments that…

Who better to help Poison Ivy solve the mystery murders behind Botanical Gardens Lab, other than Catwoman? We left off our last issue with Darshan finding out Dr. Pamela Isley's real identity and now encountering Catwoman as one of her best friends. By this point, we still have no idea who has been murdering Luisa…

Cat's TidBits: Dr. Grimley's murder is now under investigation and Poison Ivy's sporelings are starting to show their abilities, but can she convince the investigators that she wasn't the cause of the murders?   This story keeps on getting more interesting by the minute; Dr. Pamela Isley at this point has no idea that her best…

Cat's TidBits: Dr. Pamela Isley is trying to figure out the culprit of Dr. Luisa Cruz' murder, before the cops start pinning it on her, but the evidence isn't really helping. And that little DNA experiment of hers... Well, it's not so little anymore.   I can't stress enough how easy it is to follow this…

Poison Ivy: Cycle of Life and Death #1 review Written by: Amy Chu Art by: Clay Mann Colors by: Ulises Arreola Cat's TidBits: As Dr. Pamela Isley starts working at the Gotham Botanical Gardens, she soon encounters that she needs to learn how to balance from her 'plant' side and 'human' side in order to fit…