In the world of comics, there is a unique girl who is equally desirable and dangerous. The famous friend Quinn, who appeared in one of the numbers of the company “DC Comics” in 1966, when two artists Keniger and Moldof wanted to add a female character.
The beginning of the story
She is charming, seductive and deadly. How many men have folded their heads just for wanting to touch her lips! Was it worth it? It seems that they had no choice.
As you probably guessed, it will be about the comic book heroine - Pamela Aili, who became famous in the Batman universe under the name Poison Ivy.
The company, creating another villain, did not even suspect how popular the poisonous ivy would be (DC Comics). Heroes, whose photos at that time were quite popular, made room, taking in their ranks a new villain.
The beginning of the story of a flower terrorist
Everything changed when the girl went to college. There she found her vocation - botany. Love for the plant world made her a diligent student. Alye's favorite business distracted her from family problems. Subsequently, she became the object of an experiment conducted by a biology teacher. Choosing Pamela, the professor used her knowledge of plants.
The purpose of the experiments is the study of toxins introduced into the human body. As a result of the experiment, Pamela gained immunity to various poisons, but her touch on living objects became deadly for them.
Thanks to the toxins assimilated in the body, Pamela was able to produce pheromones, which helped her control most men, affecting their minds. She could make a savage from a police officer or turn a defender of the world into her toy - this is how Poison Ivy had fun. DC Comics is the company that published this story on the pages of Batman comics (number 166).
The story continues after Woodrow's teacher hid. Throughout her life, ivy experienced maternal love for plants, since as a result of experiments conducted on it, she became barren.
True, there is another version of the story with Dr. Woodrow, which was also proposed by DC Comics. Poison Ivy in alternative number 252 kills the professor to hide the crime - theft of rare plants from the laboratory.
After which she returns in the form of a heroine known as Poison Ivy. DC Comics publishes such a comic after the release of several issues of the defender of Gotham.
Pamela's personal life has changed. Thanks to her abilities, she perfectly controlled and subjugated men, and at the same time she chose the fair sex as objects for love pleasures, becoming a lesbian. It is important to note that in the eighties same-sex relationships were officially identified by scientists as a fact of psychological deviation. This was reflected in the perception of the new issue of Ivy. Around the same edition, Pamela ends up in Arkham Psychiatric Clinic.
Appearance in Gotham City
Leaving the hospital, Poison Ivy sets off for Gotham City.
The first thing Aili becomes is the terror of the city - she threatens to spray deadly disputes if the authorities do not make the city cleaner. To resort to an ultimatum was a mistake. Her insidious plans are crumbling over a man in a bat suit who defeats an ecoterrorist and sends him to the Arkham clinic.
So in one of the DC Comics universes, Poison Ivy becomes the new supervillain.
The cellmate of Pamela becomes the boss of the underworld, nicknamed Magpie, who is known for her relationship with both men and women. The bird's name was given to her as a lover of shiny trinkets.
Meanwhile, Aili escapes from the clinic and finds a secluded island in the Caribbean, where she turns a lifeless desert into a plant paradise. Here, for the first time, she feels truly happy.
Happiness is short-lived. The American company decides to test a new weapon in the Isle of Paradise.
False Ivy Death
Another issue continues the story of the villain from DC Comics. Poison Ivy returns to the city, where she intends to avenge the guilty of the destruction of the island. The bat man decides to help her.
After the company’s employees were captured, Aili has an impossible mission to ennoble the city. At least she decides to stay until the plants are no longer in danger.
An interesting fact is that Ailee appears in a green tint after meeting and fighting a woman in a cat costume. At the same time, she finds a new lover in the person of Quinn.
In the comic book “No Land” by DC Comics, Poison Ivy continues to build its plant paradise and protect it from aggressors. Not forgetting the enmity, a man with bat wings helps in such a noble impulse.
Isley, with her abilities, sets up the Man of Steel against Batman. By the way, she wanted to do a similar trick with Superman's cousin, but the spell did not work.
When the influence on the superman subsided, the time of reckoning came, and Aili again goes to the Arkham clinic.
Another escape with Soroka was complicated by falling into a trap, after which Aili becomes obsessed with demons. Another hero, known as Intrigigan, was able to help her.
For a while, Ailee was considered dead. She returns with more force as soon as she finds out about the death of one of her friends.
The further fate of the character
Aili has to fight Harvest - a monster that she herself created from a plant, feeding him lovers and unwanted men.
In Ailee, she manages to create a duet with Quinn against a woman in a cat costume. After a fatal meeting with Wayne, Pamela was seen only in the general "extras" of supervillains.
To date, much has changed in the story of the heroine Poison Ivy (DC Comics). Heroes acquired their own adaptations.
Four films about Poison Ivy have been released in which actresses such as Barrymore Drew, Milano Alyssa and Edwards Megan have been shot.