Poison Ivy #48 Comic Review

In this review of Poison Ivy #48, Mayor Pamela Isley faces a reckoning after her scheme to secure Gotham City for the Parliament of Trees goes south in this continuation of the multi-part “Bad Seeds” crossover. Poison Ivy #48 main cover by Jessica Fong (DC Comics) POISON IVY #48 Written by G. WILLOW WILSON Art by MARCIO TAKARA Main Cover: JESSICA FONG Variant Covers: NOOBOVICH, DAN MORA, MANNY VINCENT CARBONILLA, HAYDEN SHERMAN, ALEXANDER LOZANO Page Count: 32 pages Release Date: 9/30/26 This review contains spoilers Poison Ivy #48 begins as Ivy reminisces about nature and humanity’s small place in it during a walk through the rapidly transforming Gotham City. The disgraced mayor encounters a pair of unhappy constituents who confront her, and Ivy admits she chose a higher calling than protecting the city. Arriving at Robinson Park, Ivy finds one of her few remaining allies, The Hill, ready to leave. The Hill tells Ivy how much she screwed up and that the Parliament of Trees considers Ivy as only a human. Frustrated, Ivy witnesses the arrival of a new creature called a Wood Elemental as it bursts up from below and lumbers (heh) straight to Gotham, followed soon by more. The Hill bai...