It feels almost meta – this is literally the battle between the villainous Ivy and the heroic Ivy to determine who will control her personality and the direction of the character.
Most of them were destroyed in the fire, but this one survived and without Harley has become a representation of everything Ivy hates about humanity. In Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy #6, It turns out that the “Ivy” Harley has been taking along with her on the road trip has been one of many “Ivies” that were grown by Luthor’s restoration formula. But last issue threw everything for a loop in the cliffhanger as they were confronted not with the expected villain, but with another version of Ivy controlling the rogue vegetation.
They head from stop to stop, deal with another villain trying to exploit Ivy, and stay ahead of the Floronic Man. Ray: Over the course of this miniseries, we’ve been following Harley and Ivy on a surprisingly low-stakes road trip. Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy #6 – Jody Houser, Writer Adriana Melo, Penciller Mark Morales, Inker Hi-Fi, Colorist Ratings: Ray – 8/10 Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy #6 variant cover, via DC Comics.
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