Poison Ivy Fan Art Imagines Natalie Dormer as Batman Villain. By Nathaniel Brailford. June 11, ... Pattinson doesn’t really get to explore the duality of the character as much as previous actors ...

And not only is the art great, the casting is actually rather inspiring. Because Dormer is known for playing deeper characters, and as Poison Ivy is indeed deep.

You miss Poison Ivy, and I mean *actual* Poison Ivy. Luscious, amazing art fits with your taste. You can’t get enough Harley/Ivy scenes, no matter the context.

God of War art director Raf Grassetti has been sharing some awesome designs for characters from the classic Batman: The Animated Series to his Instagram page, and he's now added two more villains ...

Batman #181 interior page featuring Poison Ivy, DC Comics 1966. While the character may be partly inspired by the 1844 Nathanial Hawthorne story Rappaccini's Daughter, it also has origins that are ...

That includes iconic characters from both DC and Marvel lore. And as fans wait for information regarding what’s coming next in the DCU, this type of fan art will likely become more common.

Awesome Art Picks: Poison Ivy, Stranger Things, Harley Quinn, and More The coolest comic book art you won't see in comics. By Tony Guerrero on September 24, 2016 at 1:00AM PDT ...

The image of Ana de Armas’ Poison Ivy is no exception, and should increase calls for the actress to take on the role. After The Batman , Matt Reeves will be bringing a prequel series to HBO Max.

Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy have become comics "It" couple for the last couple of years, after a long time flirting with each other as fans hoped for them to get together. Not just in comics ...

Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: ... G. Willow Wilson continues to work her Ivy magic, and the character has rarely felt more human, ... The work from the art team on Ivy and Swampy is to be applauded, ...

Poison Ivy #6 main cover art by Jessica Fong ... DC has teased even more character growth for Poison Ivy as she attempts to reconcile her overwhelming disgust at humanity's violence, ...

Poison Ivy THINKS she has always been in the right, and that is accurate to how her character has always been portrayed. She describes herself here, not as a hero, but as the VILLAIN the world needs.