The Many First Appearances of Poison Ivy

In this captivating UA-cam video, we delve into the fascinating world of Poison Ivy and her various first appearances in DC comics. Join us as we explore the origins and stories of every Poison Ivy, including Pamela Isley, Lillian Rose and even a wrierd baby man from the golden age and other remarkable plastic men from across the Multiverse. Get ready to uncover a brief history of this sexy alluring characters and their significant contributions to the DC universe. #poisonivy #dccomics #batman
Embark on an enthralling journey through the DC universe with this UA-cam video, dedicated to the first appearances of Poison Ivy. Discover the captivating stories behind each of her many first appearances. Gain a comprehensive understanding of her origins and witness her evolution throughout history. Join us as we unravel the web of her extraordinary adventures.
Prepare to be amazed by this UA-cam video that explores the debut appearances of Poison and her supporting characters in DC comics. Join us as we unravel the web of his unique powers, compelling storylines, and her undeniable impact on the DC universe.
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the various Underlying music you would have heard is Poison Ivy Stage music from various video games but most Arkham I'm pretty sure

[@jakeproven256]

Poison ivy was also regularly featured in Batman in the 80’s pre-crisis.

[@jakeproven256]

The fact that poison ivy and scarecrow are founding members of the injustice gang should be more talked about, and should give others more respect for both characters.

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

That is true! I've been doing a lot or research and reading on early Scarecrow for upcoming reasons, and was surprised at how high his profile actually was a lot earlier than I'd realized

[@El_Keck]

Sorry to correct you, but the artist who first drew Posion Ivy wasn't Infantino, but Sheldon Moldoff.
Great video, it's great that you're expanding into DC Territory.

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

you are absolutely correct. I missed than entirely. good catch

[@AlienIOIandroktone]

I really enjoy these! Didn't even know Pamela wasn't her OG name. She does feel much more in line with the Golden Age rogues than others created around the 60s show. Very pulpy and Detective noir, which they lost by that point for the most part

[@AbsoluteAva]

heck yeah! poison ivy has gotta be one of my favorite dc characters

[@SpongeBob-kd5bw]

the quality of these vids are unreal

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Thank you very much

[@jakeproven256]

It was later retconned that the Lillian rose name was never real, and that the f.b.I. Got her name wrong, so in cannon her real name has always been Pamela Isley

[@treychumley8985]

your videos are awesome man!

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Thanks I'm glad you think so!

[@jasonmanganello615]

Great videos! I really enjoy learning these comic histories.

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Glad you like them! Thank you

[@nolanmcgrath8506]

I love your videos! Keep up the great work!

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Thank you! Will do!

[@MrFox64057]

One of the best villains and she's being misused right now 😢

[@CapnAlces]

I had to rewind to make sure I'd heard that hair thing right. I know it was a wild decade, but... What??

[@HaussmannComics-xd3gn]

Oh yeah, she referred to her Hair as her utility belt, she can use it to make toxins or antidotes and apparently also bombs

[@CapnAlces]

@@HaussmannComics-xd3gn I repeat: Wild.