Ivy’s had enough of Janet’s lies. She’s dragging the mewling, near-dead Janet-from- HR into the woods and giving her what she deserves once and for all. If there’s anything left for either of them to say to each other…now would be the time.
Poison Ivy #38 is a super effective issue in which the interpersonal drama takes center stage, resulting in a deeply meaningful confrontation between the series' two major lead characters. This conflict has been building across several issues and now it has finally paid off in a big way, with Wilson delivering us a satisfying resolution to the conflict at hand. With this resolution we also see major growth in Ivy as a character and her relationship moving forward with Janet. As the series continues it will be interesting to see further developments in Ivy as she grows and nurtures her personal relationships while trying to balance her ambitions and motivations as the self-appointed protector of Earth and Mother Nature. Read Full Review
This issue is almost suffocating in its intensity at times, with some devastating moments and a great last act twist, but how much you enjoy it will depend a lot on your interest in Janet's character. Read Full Review
All and all a very strong issue of Poison Ivy with Poison Ivy #38. The wonky character motivation still plagues some of the writing but there's some really complex ideas being expressed here and the art is absolutely second to none. Read Full Review
Poison Ivy #38 is a beautifully illustrated, emotionally charged issue that thrives on atmosphere and introspection, even as the narrative begins to lose momentum. Wilson's dialogue remains eloquent and precise, the art team once again delivers stunning work but the story's repetition prevents it from reaching the heights of earlier issues. Read Full Review
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