Batman Day 2024 officially kicks off on September 21st and there will be a lot of fun promotions and product releases for fans, but we’re pretty sure that the new Barbie dolls inspired by Poison Ivy ...

Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy's romance is now iconic, but a new DC comic looks to tell its definitive origin story.

As Batman Day 2024 approaches, DC fans are in for a special treat with the arrival of Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy Barbie Dolls. These stunning collectibles are out for purchase right now and fans are ...

Here's a quick refresher course on what went down during the third season of the hit adult animated series, followed by a look back at what we know so far about Season 4, as well as the spinoff series ...

The new season of Harley Quinn has been taking some fun swings with Harley and Ivy on different sides of the battle between villains and heroes in Gotham, but the most recent episode brought about ...

Poison Ivy has been an important part of the Harley Quinn animated series since the beginning. Despite this, the series never delved into Dr. Pamela Isley’s background or how she became the infamous ...

This year marks the 85th anniversary of Batman and the entire world of characters he introduced to DC Comics. A big part of his world is his incredible Gotham City rogues’ gallery. Up near the top of ...

The live-action DC Universe is getting a makeover, with James Gunn revamping beloved franchises in his unique vision. The previous iteration of the DCEU swung several times with far too many misses, ...

animated Harley Quinn kissing Poison Ivy as gotham burns around them in Harley Quinn: A Very Problematic Valentine's Day Special Image via HBO Love is in the air in Gotham City! While promoting Harley ...

"Sarah writes Ivy like no one else, and Season 4 will explore Ivy more than we have," Schumacker shared during a recent interview with Variety. "There's her new role with the Legion of Doom. There's ...

The reformation of Harley Quinn has inspired many mixed feelings. Some find it unbelievable that Batman, even at his most idealistic, would willingly partner with a former sidekick of the Joker.