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| Poison Ivy pulls an anti-Morrissey in this preview of Poison Ivy #2 when she explains why vegetarians are destroying the planet. Check out the preview below. POISON IVY #2DC Comics0522DC1380522DC139 – Poison Ivy #2 Jenny Frison Cover – $4.990522DC140 – Poison Ivy #2 Claire Roe Cover – $4.990522DC819 – Poison Ivy #2 Christian Ward Cover – $4.99(W) G. Willow Wilson (A) Marcio Takara (CA) Jessica FongDestroying humanity is a lot of work, and a girl's gotta eat! On her journey to doom humankind, Ivy makes a pit stop at a…

| AIPT has the DC Comics PR-derived preview of Poison Ivy #2 which went to FOC last night. But they didn't do a lot of analysis over what they had. Potentially they weren't allowed to. And there is stuff to be looked at, chopped up, diced. In Batman #124 and Poison Ivy #1, Pamela Ivey found herself losing her powers, but on a genocidal mission, she infected herself with fungal spores that restored her powers and also fuelled her desire to kill every human being – and the livestock they farm – on the planet. This is why…

| Harley Quinn: The Animated Series: The Real Sidekicks Of New Gotham Special #1 is a one-shot from DC Comics that adds writers of the animated series, Alexis Quasarano, Conner Shin, Jimmy Mosqueda, and Jamiesen Borak to the comic book version that Tee Franklin and Max Sarin have been creating, as well as bringing in artists Oneilljones, Erica Henderson, Logan Faerber, PJ Holden and more. Harley Quinn: The Animated Series is an interesting project in both its TV and comic book adaptations, separate from much of the…

THIS WEEK: DC kicks off their now-annual Pride celebration with the latest DC Pride one-shot anthology of stories about and by members of the LGBTQ+ community. Plus, a new Poison Ivy series picks up the character where the Fear State storyline left off. It’s a packed lineup from DC this week, so be sure not to miss our full reviews for a pair of their other big releases, Dark Crisis #1 and Aquaman: Andromeda #1 elsewhere on The Beat! Note: the following discussion contains spoilers. If you want a quick, spoiler-free…

| Today sees the publication of Batman #124, DC Pride 2o22 and Poison Ivy #1, kicking off DC's Pride Month. With one of DC Comics' most prominent queer characters, Poison Ivy. Now, Poison Ivy was at the centre of an editorial battle within DC Comics between a small-c conservative group of editors and executives who wanted her as a classic Batman villain, and possible romantic interest for him. And between a small-p progressive group who saw her as a redeemed villain, in a relationship with a similarly redeemed Harley…

| To save the environment, Poison Ivy must euthanize cows in this preview of Poison Ivy #1. No, seriously. That's what happens in this preview. This isn't snark. It's straight reporting! Check out the preview below. POISON IVY #1DC Comics0422DC0320422DC033 – Poison Ivy #1 Warren Louw Cover – $4.990422DC034 – Poison Ivy #1 Kris Anka Cover – $4.99(W) G. Willow Wilson (A) Marcio Takara (CA) Jessica FongPamela Isley has been a lot of things in her life. A living god, a super-villain, an activist, a scientist, and dead. In a…

Several celebrities have given innovative, ingenious names to their babies, and abandoned the traditional ones. This assumes significance because the trends set by a celebrity are followed by a large number of their admirers. Keep scrolling to see some of these unique names. 1. Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas`s daughter `Malti Marie` Surrogacy gave Priyanka Chopra and her husband, musician Nick Jonas, a baby girl. While it is unclear why the couple chose the name Malti (which could be related to Priyanka`s mother`s name),…