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DC Comics ·
Released Jun 1st, 1966
Batman #181
This comic is a big key issue that features the first appearance of Poison Ivy.Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson are attending a Pop-Art show that features pieces of the top 3 (Dragon Fly, Silken Spider, and Tiger Moth) female criminals in Gotham City. Poison Ivy shows up and challenges the top spot to the press and then makes a quick getaway. Batman tries to follow her but she manages to get away. All the while Robin is worried that Batman is falling in love with Poison Ivy. (Why? because he has a secret crush? haha)When the 3 top female criminals hear about Ivy's challenge they show up in her pre-arranged place and what do you know!? It turns out to be a trap and all 3 are knocked unconscience. When Batman arrives on the scene Ivy uses her charm to seduce Batman but Robin is there too...
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