Poison Ivy's DC Swimsuit Art Spotlights Her Incredible Powers & Beauty
In a beautiful new swimsuit costume variant cover from DC Comics, Poison Ivy's intoxicating beauty is highlighted as the antihero sits atop a terrifying-looking plant as her throne in the water. In the cover art from Joelle Jones and Jordie Bellaire, Poison Ivy's swimsuit costume is made from nature, as she surrounds herself with both the lush beauty and frightening plants of the Green.
In more than 55 years since debuting with DC Comics, Poison Ivy has captured readers' attention with her breathtaking beauty and incredible nature-controlling powers. Pamela Isley skirts the line between villain and antihero, as her darkest actions are often made to preserve humanity from destroying the Green. In more recent stories, Poison Ivy has become more of an antihero, as she's assisted Batman when needed and further stepped away from working with other villains in the Dark Knight's rogues gallery. Still, Ivy's heroic and villainous intentions remain largely unpredictable as she will do anything to protect the Green from those trying to destroy it — even if it means killing.
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DC Comics recently unveiled a handful of new variant covers starring its most iconic characters in swimsuit costumes. In a variant cover by Joelle Jones and Jordie Bellaire, Poison Ivy gets her own breathtaking swimsuit art, as the antihero sits atop a vicious-looking plant as her throne, while her foot barely touches the water. Ivy sports a green leaf-made bikini, as her red hair is filled with pretty flowers. The backdrop behind her is also stunning, as Poison Ivy sits in front of a large collection of newly bloomed plant life.
While most of the other swimsuit costume covers from DC
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