Poison Ivy #49 Comic Review

In this review of Poison Ivy #49, Pamela Isley faces a brutal reckoning for her increasingly dangerous behavior as Mayor of Gotham City and her willful defiance of The Parliament of Trees. Poison Ivy #49 main cover by Jessica Fong (DC Comics) POISON IVY #49 Written by G. WILLOW WILSON Art by ALEX LINS Main Cover: JESSICA FONG Variant Covers: NOOBOVICH, DAN MORA, MANNY VINCENT CARBONILLA, STJEPAN ŠEJIĆ Page Count: 32 Pages Release Date: 10/28/26 This review contains spoilers Poison Ivy #49 begins with a flashback as Mayor Ivy reflects on her relationship with Harley Quinn, deemed as problematic by her staff. Cut to the present as Ivy treks though a plant infested Throatcutter Hill as she seeks out Harley, who appears almost immediately. Ivy figures out this is a ruse as Lady Jane, representative of the Parliament of Trees reveals herself and grabs Ivy by the throat. Ivy is ready to check out when Killer Croc (Waylon Jones) bursts out of the shadows and knocks Lady Jane back. Ivy recovers and attempts to help Croc in the fight, but her powers are gone. That doesn’t stop Ivy from trying to kill Lady Jane, but Croc stops. Lady Jane disappears but not before telling them that Gotham bel...