Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunrise #1 Comic Review

In this review of Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunrise #1, the final battle between Batman, Poison Ivy and Vandal Savage is waged for the future of Gotham City, and it looks like there might be a few local government positions to fill after all is said and done. Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunrise #1 main cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli (DC Comics) BATMAN: BAD SEEDS–SUNRISE #1 Written by MATT FRACTION and G. WILLOW WILSON Art and Main Cover: GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI and CLIFF RATHBURN Variant Covers: DAN MORA, MARCIO TAKARA, STJEPAN ŠEJIĆ, MATTEO SCALERA Page Count: 48 Pages Release Date: 10/28/26 This review contains spoilers Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunrise #1 begins in the aftermath of Poison Ivy #49, as winter finally comes to Gotham, which inadvertently saves Ivy from Vandal Savage’s herbicide attack, but leaves her vulnerable to his legendary wrath. As the minutes ticked down to sunrise which would trigger the bloom and sound humanity’s death knell, Victor Fries’ winter engine saved the day, engulfing the city. As the injured Ivy awakens to the snowy hellscape, she is confronted by avatars of The Parliament of Trees who have trapped her in a frozen moment of time (heh). The avatars rebuke Ivy and explain wh...