BATMAN: JOKER'S ASYLUM

The Joker spins five dastardly tales of evil starring Batman's rogues gallery in this volume collecting all five JOKER'S ASYLUM one-shots: JOKER, PENGUIN, TWO-FACE, SCARECROW and POISON IVY!

NIGHTWING #149

A "Batman R.I.P." tie-in! With Batman missing in action, Nightwing faces off against The Dark Knight's most dangerous enemies – Killer Croc, Penguin, Mr. Freeze, Poison Ivy, Two-Face and The Joker – to save the life of a woman marked for death.

THE JOKER'S ASYLUM: POISON IVY

A cast of top creators lends their talents to THE JOKER'S ASYLUM — a special month-long, weekly series of one-shots starring the greatest villains in Batman's rogues gallery. Each issue tells a special stand-alone story that gives readers an inside look into the insane lives of the Dark Knight's greatest adversaries. And all the stories are narrated by the Asylum's leading homicidal maniac — The Joker!

DC UNIVERSE SPECIAL — JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA

Don't miss this 80-page volume of classic stories that ties in with characters from FINAL CRISIS — including the first appearence of Libra — from the pages of JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #111 (1974) and #166-168 (1979)! Ivy on the cover!

COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS #10

TWO-SENTENCE REVIEWS OF TWO-PAGE ORIGINS: HARLEY QUINN Appropriately penciled by co-creator Bruce Timm, Harley's two-page backup chronicles the loony lass' journey from sane psychologist to insane criminal to slightly less insane good girl. Who wouldn't want to rev up this Harley? Only a frame but Ivy is there!

GOTHAM UNDERGROUND

A COUNTDOWN and SALVATION RUN tie-in! The power struggle for control of Gotham's crime network continues as a new player challenges Penguin for leadership. Meanwhile, Batman goes deep undercover. Plus, guest appearances by Nightwing, Riddler, Mr. Zsasz, Ventriloquist and Scarface!

U can see me only on one page, sorry guys

just want to have fun!

Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy just want to have fun! But when your idea of fun is crime, catastrophe and chaos, Batman's going to be right on your tail!

SALVATION RUN #1

Don't miss the stunning debut issue of a 7-part miniseries written by Bill Willingham (SHADOWPACT, FABLES) with art by superstar Sean Chen (Iron Man, X-Men: The End) and Walden Wong (COUNTDOWN TO MYSTERY, DAY OF VENGEANCE)! The world has finally had enough of the villains of the DCU — so they're exiling the evildoers to another planet, where they'll be left to their own diabolical devices! Who will thrive…and who will survive?

COUNTDOWN #30

maybe Piper and Trickster got luck but the revange is mine

mother's day part 1

3rd page is only a panneo but im there!

JLA WEDDING SPECIAL #1

JLA WEDDING SPECIAL #1

As a wedding looms and bachelor parties are thrown, the new Injustice League forms. Find out who will be on this deadly team!

Countdown 36

Countdown 36

The action ratchets up across five issues in August guest-starring Zatanna, the Teen Titans, the JLA, Poison Ivy, the Penguin, the Atom and more! Karate Kid ventures to Oracle for answers. Jimmy Olsen attempts to join not one but two exclusive clubs. Mary Marvel falls deeper into temptation. And Donna Troy and Jason Todd journey into the Nanoverse!

Ivy League

COUNTDOWN #37

So after killing Poison Ivy’s fruit “children” by ingestion (worst way to go), our dynamic duo of Trickster and Pied Piper get tangled up in some deadly vines. David Lopez really goes to town here with the vine work, making this a pretty dynamic, grabbing page.

DC INFINITE HALLOWEEN SPECIAL

Don't miss this collection of 13 stories of tricks and treats

The inmates of Arkham horrify each other with terrifying tales involving Superman and zombies, Batman and vampires, Robin and werewolves, Aquaman and witches, Flash and the dead, and more! Plus, the return of Resurrection Man!

On Sale October 31, 2007

Injustice League

Justice League of America #14
October 2007


The League loses a member as writer Dwayne McDuffie turns up the heat in the "Injustice League" story arc! A party has turned very deadly for the World's Greatest Heroes when they find themselves prisoners of the Injustice League!

Injustice League Unlimited

Justice League of America #13

September 2007

story continues from the JLA WEDDING SPECIAL as a hero is severely beaten by the new Injustice League, forcing the JLA to fight back!

Green Gotham

Batman #7: Green Gotham

September 2005

Scholastic Reader Level 3

Kids will love this adventure-filled story featuring a favorite and timeless superhero -- Batman, The Dark Knight!Poison Ivy has stolen the rare Black Orchid from its display at the Gotham Botanical Garden! Using her herbal powers, she escapes Batman and disappears into the night. Batman then discovers three natural food stores have also been robbed. And he sees mysterious, gigantic plants sprouting all over Gotham City. He soon learns that Poison Ivy intends to turn the city into a jungle! Can Batman stop her before it's too late?

Detective

Batman: Detective

2007

The Dark Knight faces the Riddler, the Penguin and Poison Ivy as well as brand-new villains while pushing himself to the limit to solve crimes.

Life during wartime

Catwoman Vol. 2 #69

July 2007

Poison Ivy just on the cover, no story on the inside

a night out

The Batman Strikes! #37

September 2007

Poison Ivy's out for a night out on the town, but don't worry — Batman and Robin are hot on her tail! What can the Dynamic Duo do when no one in Gotham City has seen Ivy committing a crime?

Batman Strikes

The Batman Strikes! #33

May 2007

Poison Ivy’s figured out the perfect way to get Batman out of her way…make The Batman into a Batboy! A now-young Bruce Wayne will have to fight alongside Batgirl and Robin through Poison Ivy’s plant army and puberty!

How To Take Out A Roomful of Goons

The Batman Strikes! #32

April 2007

The Joker's sick of Batman, and he's putting together a posse of Gotham's baddest bad guys to put the Bat out of their misery, once and for all! Can even the Dark Knight handle the Joker, Poison Ivy, Clayface, Firefly and more?

Stalked

Detective Comics #823

September 2006

Once she was the mistress of all growing things. Now the plant kingdom has rebelled and unleashed its deadly fury on Poison Ivy!
While struggling to protect his enemy, Batman is drawn deeper into a forest of intrigue where he uncovers a horrifying secret from Ivy's past. Don't miss this thrilling tale of one of Batman's deadliest femmes fatale by writer Paul Dini and artists Joe Benitez (WRAITHBORN) and Victor Llama!

Face the Face, Part 2

Batman #651

May 2006

It's One Year Later…and who's responsible for the murder of another Gotham villain? And what fateful decision must Batman make that could change his relationship with Robin forever?

Face the Face, Part 1

Detective Comics #817

May 2006

It's One Year Later and Gotham's new protector has a violent encounter with KGBeast. When the new Police Commisioner is called to the scene, he decides an old method is the best choice. Meanwhile, an Poison Ivy returns with new powers .

Justice #11

Justice #11

June 2007

This issue Justice readers will marvel at the League's cleverness and courage. A classic switcheroo undermines the impetus of the Legion of Doom's schemes. We discover that these schemes were in fact a ruse to hide an even more nefarious plot. Stopping this plan will require the heroes and villains to work together for common survival. Freeing the villains from the alien influence that has been an underlying thread since Justice premiered does not necessarily gives the heroes a breather. The characters act according to type. Insanity welcomes armageddon and leaves the reader with an enticing cliffhanger.

Justice #6

Justice #6

August 2006

Wonder Woman searches the Batcave and finds it all too green for her tastes, and it is in this scene that the villains of the piece surely realize that it was mistake to infect Batman. Should have just killed him. Once free, he becomes one pissed off “most dangerous man on the planet,” and one particularly good way to piss off Batman is make him fight his friends.

Justice #4

Justice #4

April 2006

The villains giving the speech are Lex Luthor, Black Manta, the Riddler and Poison Ivy. All are in professional suits except Poison Ivy who is wearing a formal-style dress and long-sleeved gloves, all seemingly made from leaves. They stand in a circle, backs to one another, surrounded by floating spheres that serve as holographic projectors and translators. According to their speech, they are being "broadcast" in every city and in every language. They appear as giant golden gods, and they speak in turn, passing control of the proverbial mike back and forth easily and seamlessly. Obviously they've practiced this speech before. It is, after all, quite an important event.

Justice #2

Justice #2

December, 2005

Ross and Krueger are clearly embracing a retro, traditional feel for the various heroes who populate this story, but what's interesting is that they're taking the opposite tack for the villains. The villains are darker, and they're far more intimdating and, well, cool, than we've seen before. The Riddler looks amazing throughout this issue; in fact, he looks sharper than the Batman himself. The campy mad-scientist look for the villain who turns up at the end of this issue is a thoroughly chilling one that boasts an odd charm, given the B-movie inspiration that's clearly gone into Ross's re-imaginging of the character. Obviously, this book is about the visuals first and foremost, but the plot is certainly intriguing. It's fun watching the bad guys try to save the world while maintaining their corrupt methods, just as it's entertaining to see the heroes in the dark. While this series may be titled Justice, it's really about the villains, and that helps it stand apart

Dead Robin, Part One

Gotham Central #33

September 2005

The body of a young teenager has been discovered, dressed in a Robin costume. The police and the media are instantly drawn into speculation over the boy's identity - is he the real Robin (if there is only one of them)? And is Batman responsible for the death? Detectives Allne, Montoya, Burke and Procjnow question the inmates of Arkham Asylum, but Batman has already got to them and roughed them up - none of them appear to know anything. Meanwhile, etectives Driver and MacDonald discover the boy's identity, while Chandler and Takahata question the Penguin. When they arrive, they find that Batman is already there, attacking the Penguin. Romy takes out her weapon and shoots the Caped Crusader.