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Revision as of 13:21, 29 August 2018
| SuperFriends Comic Book Character | |
| Poison Ivy | |
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| Information | |
| Real name: | Pamela Lillian Isley |
| AKA: | Lillian (Lilly) Rose |
| Species: | Metahuman |
| Homeworld: | Earth |
| Universe: | Earth-1A |
| Hair: | Red |
| Apprentice: | Honeysuckle |
| Affiliations: | Super Foes League of Evil Injustice Gang |
| Rogue of: | Batman |
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The name "Lillian Rose" was thought to be the real name of Poison Ivy, but this was an error[1] in the FBI files.[2]
Poison Ivy is an enemy of Batman and his allies, including the Justice League.
She and her sidekick Honeysuckle were former members of the Super Foes.
Background Information
In the parallel-universe of Earth-One, Dr. Lillian Rose, PhD[3] was born in Washington, and the daughter of a wealthy family.
While attending college in Seattle she becomes a promising botanist. She falls in love with one of her teachers, Marc LeGrande who persuades her into assisting him with the theft of an Egyptian artifact containing ancient herbs. Fearing she would implicate him in the theft, he betrays her and attempts to poison her with the herbs - which are deadly and untraceable. She survives this murder attempt and discovers she has acquired an immunity to all natural toxins and diseases. Born in Washington, she is the daughter of a wealthy family. She attended college in Seattle, where she studied botany.[4]
Turning to crime, Lillian adopted the alias of Poison Ivy and appeared in public for the first time in Gotham City in order to challenge the most renowned criminals for the title of Public Enemy No. 1.[5]
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Lilly Rose from World's Finest, Vol. 1 #252 (September 1978)
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Powers and Abilities
Super Powers
- Chlorokinesis
- Pheromone Control
- Toxikinesis
- Toxic Immunity
Abilities
- Botany
- Toxicology
- Seduction
- Basic hand-to-hand combat
Appearances
Poison Ivy did not appear in any episode of the Superfriends TV Show.
Earth-One Appearances:
- Justice League of America, #111 (May/June 1974)
- JLA 80-Page Giant, #2/2 (November 1999) -- post-crisis retconned appearance
- Justice League of America, #143 (June 1977)
- Justice League of America, #158 (September 1978)
Earth-1A Appearances:
- Super Friends, #1 (November 1976)
- Super Friends, #2 (December 1, 1976)
- Super Friends, #8 (November 1, 1977) -- indirectly referenced
- In this SuperFriends issue, we are told that the Red Tornado's appearance follows the events in Justice League of America, Vol. 18 #146 (September, 1977). In the JLA #146 we are introduced to the Injustice Gang.
Notes
- Poison Ivy first appeared in Batman, Vol. 1 #181 (June, 1966). (June 1966).[6]
External Links
- Poison Ivy at the DC Database
- Poison Ivy at Wikipedia
References
- ↑ This was revealed to be the case in Who's Who # 18.
- ↑ Image from World's Finest, Vol. 1 #252 (September 1978) -- reprinted in Super Friends # 11 (1979)
- ↑ The DC Database states that the FBI wrongly recorded Poison Ivy's name as Lillian Rose. This is probably because in her prior appearances she had been called, Pamela Isley.[?]
- ↑ As revealed in World's Finest, Vol. 1 #252 (September 1978).
- ↑ As revealed in Batman, Vol. 1 #181 (June, 1966).
- ↑ Go to the DC Database for more on Batman, Vol. 1 #181 (June, 1966).