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JLaurenceCohen
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Mehso-so

I love the idea of Poison Ivy tackling climate change, polluters, and greenwashing, but this story is a bit repetitive: every couple of issues, somebody gets turned into a weird fungus and Ivy needs to make an antidote. On top of that, the art is fine at best.

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AroundTheBookWorld
DC Pride 2022 | Various
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Robotswithpersonality
Injustice 2 Vol. 6 | Tom Taylor
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Pickpick

The spontaneous marathon is complete! Just got a good momentum, and realized I really wanted to know how everything ended. The answer is: the only way it could. After everything that's happened, all the loss and mistakes, tying off some loose ends means acknowledging things won't ever be the way they were. 1/?

Robotswithpersonality 2/? Redemption and reconciliation are very much still question marks for a number of characters but the idea that peace, getting people to the table to talk is hard thing, really resonates right now, maybe its one of those perennial truths that we keep having to learn the painful way. 11mo
Robotswithpersonality 3/3 Blue Beetle and Booster; Harley with her olive branch (tree); the moment with Bruce and Clark; Lobo's Lantern 'creations'; there were a number of memorable highlights in this final volume. But boy oh boy am I glad it's not the main continuity! I think it's time for a cheerful Superman comic. 😅 11mo
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Robotswithpersonality
Injustice 2 Vol. 5 | Tom Taylor
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Mehso-so

Wow, that went by really fast. Definitely has its share of dark moments, seemed to be almost entirely fight scenes and planning to fight scenes. Highlights were Hal Jordan's hallucinated 'Jiminy Cricket', and Javelin joy ride complete with alarm saga. ⚠️Animal death

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Robotswithpersonality
Injustice 2 Vol. 5 | Tom Taylor
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“Starro the Conqueror.“
You named the evil galaxy-eating space star fish STARRO? You felt it necessary to CREATE an evil galaxy-eating space star fish? I- you know what, why not?!🤷🏼‍♂️

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JLaurenceCohen
Mehso-so

This first arc of Wilson's popular Poison Ivy run ended kind of where I wish it had started: with Ivy planning to fight the fossil fuel industry for harming the planet. These early issues felt like an unnecessary prologue in which Ivy realizes that going on a suicide mission to kill all humanity might not be the best plan. I love the idea of Ivy as an eco-terrorist and will definitely check out the next volume.

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JLaurenceCohen
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Stunning cover art by Dan Mora

KathyWheeler That cover art is beautiful! 13mo
MemoirsForMe Gorgeous cover! 13mo
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tjwill
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This is a fun group of superheroes, and I‘m liking the story arc so far. Black Canary puts together a team with Starling, Katana, and Poison Ivy, and Batgirl joins too at times. Vol. 1 (first 7 issues) had them trying to find who is controlling people‘s minds and sometimes struggling to work together.

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Charityann
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My pick for “poison”. These Fancy Nancy books are adorable!😄 #scarathlon #teamslaughter @Clwojick

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LibrarianRyan
Poison Ivy: Thorns | Kody Keplinger
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4 🌟This new look at Poison Ivy‘s origins introduces her father, her friend or her friend, and her extremely sick mom. What I liked about this book was the content warnings for incest, rape, and abuse. Now you don‘t have a lot of that in the book however the book is entirely an allegory for all of those things and there are resources for people that need it at the back.