Writing gets 3.5 stars.Ĭlay Mann returns as series artist and his twin, Seth, continues to do the inking. There isn't really much that goes on it this issue, but it does set up things so that this second act, hopefully, will end on a high in the next issue. So, we have to wait until next issue to see what those two get into. Unfortunately, she doesn't show up until the last couple of panels. Who does Ivy know in Gotham that knows more about breaking into security systems than anyone else? That's right, Catwoman.
They discover a wing that isn't being used has a ton of electrical cables headed that way to not only run equipment but to run an advanced security system as well. Darshan, the Indian scientist with the purple Mohawk, gets a blueprint for the building they are using for their research because Ivy is confident that her research is still there in the building somewhere. Each issue we get closer and closer to finding out what the endgame is and what the research has to do with it, but here we just get a teaser of a reminder about that research to keep it in our minds as we go forward. That research and the mystery surrounding it is the focal point of this series. Writer Amy Chu once again reminds us that Poison Ivy's research had been stolen at the time of the first death in the series. When we first see Ivy, she is marveling over her two baby hatchlings, Rose and Hazel. We find out that Grimley is dead on the first page of this issue and the police are back at the Botanical Gardens where Ivy works investigating his death. Grimley get attacked and found out that Poison Ivy's plants she was keeping at home were giving birth to some humanoid plant babies. Writer Amy Chu once again reminds us that Poison Ivy's research had been stolen a At the end of the previous issue, we saw Dr.
At the end of the previous issue, we saw Dr.
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