Who is she? Behind Poison Ivy

Poison Ivy is a fictional super-villain and anti-heroine appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by Robert Kanigher and Sheldon Moldoff, the character made her first appearance in Batman #181 in June 1966. Poison Ivy is a botanist and ecologist who uses her knowledge of plants and their toxins to commit crimes and spread her ecological message.

Poison Ivy's real name is Pamela Isley. She was a brilliant botanist who was transformed into Poison Ivy after a failed experiment in an attempt to protect plants from pesticides and industrial pollution. As a result of the experiment, she gained the ability to control plants and make them do her bidding, and an immunity to all toxins and viruses.

Poison Ivy uses her powers to spread her ecological message and to take revenge against those who harm the environment. She is also known for her seductive and manipulative ways, often using her charm and beauty to manipulate her victims.

Poison Ivy is a complex character who is driven by her love and passion for nature and her desire to protect it. She is also known for her strong feminist views and her desire to empower women. She is often portrayed as a villain, but also as an anti-heroine, who is willing to use her powers and abilities to protect the environment and fight against injustice.

Poison Ivy has been a recurring villain and a thorn in Batman's side. She has also been a member of various super-villain teams, such as the Birds of Prey, and has had a romantic relationship with Harley Quinn. She also made appearances in other media such as video games, animated series and live-action films.

Poison Ivy is a popular and iconic character in the DC universe, known for her unique abilities, her strong feminist views, and her complex personality. She continues to be a beloved character among fans and is considered one of Batman's most formidable foes.