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Speaking of zapped...
All that hard work paid off because right now I am blogging from a brand new computer. Fate is cruel and, much like Lady Freeze, my old computer's plug was pulled. My video card finally imploded but it held up much longer than most of the other components. (That tower was almost 10 years old and it rarely ever let me down.)
With that said - I am back! I'm going to cover quite a few things in this one post so be ready.
The DC relaunch put Poison Ivy on the back burner up until the final pages of the second issue of "Birds of Prey". Below is our first glimpse of Ivy in all her Autumnal glory.
Birds of Prey #3 will showcase more of Poison Ivy for sure.
Something that managed to skip past me was Poison Ivy appearing on the Cartoon Network's "Young Justice" cartoon. A show I watch every week - but of course the one week I forget to watch...
I have mixed feelings about this appearance with most of my hangups being about her physical appearance. The costume wasn't particularly elegant and the overall look was rather dull. (The collar was cool though.) I accept that Young Justice has its own style but this didn't work for me. Alyssa Milano voicing Poison Ivy was an odd choice. She wasn't terrible just not all that dynamic. Also, if I have to hear Poison Ivy shriek out "My babies!" one more time when a plant creature comes under attack I just might hurl.
I saw the preview cover to the following comic book a few weeks ago. Needless to say I came to my own conclusion about who the villain in question might be. I hope that it is Poison Ivy because I'm interested to see how she is depicted in a book outside of Birds of Prey.
Written by PAUL JENKINS and DAVID FINCH; Art and cover by DAVID FINCH and RICHARD FRIEND
Batman must race against time to save a friend's life. But his mission may prove impossible as he reels under the weight of three hundred chemically enhanced super-criminals who stand against him. All clues point to one psychotic criminal, and all roads to a solution that will lead to one secret location... but will Batman arrive too late to stop the rage let loose on his city?
DC Universe | 32pg. | Color | $2.99 US
On Sale December 28, 2011
It appears that we have a newer Poison Ivy themed t-shirt for sale but this time around she's paired with Harley Quinn. The creators of this shirt used an illustration done by José Luis García-López that I featured previously. The shirt is available in many sizes at allposters.com - don't hesitate! (This link will take you to the basic adult size but women's, youth, and toddler sizes can be found too.)
Guess who decided to go as Poison Ivy for a costumed event this Halloween? Kim Kardashian! Say what you will about the Kardashian family - I thought she looked stunning in her take on Uma Thurman's costume. (I want that wig, now!)
However, the main point of including her in this post is that I noticed her eyemask looked awfully familiar. Now I'm not saying she herself used my tutorial but I suspect the people who helped create her costume may have taken a look at what I offered to those looking for a guide.
That's all I have for now. Stay tuned!
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Yay!! You're alive!!
Lol no love for Arkham City Ivy?? She appeared in the mini as well as the game(the Catwoman add on).
I didn't mention Ivy in Arkham City - no. But I did upload her splash page on Facebook. Honestly, I think her designs from that game are some of my least favorite. The blouse is just silly.
I always thought Ivy in the Arkham games looked pretty alien rather than evergreen goddess. The only really notable I thought of her was her "living hair". But beyond that... meh.
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