Poison Ivy Vol. 3: Mourning Sickness - by G Willow Wilson

About the Book

"It's the dawn of a new day as Pamela Isley makes her return to Harley--and Gotham City--with the world's most adorable admin, Janet from HR, in tow. As Poison Ivy reluctantly investigates the inner workings of a strange new skyscraper in Gotham, she finds herself up to her neck in a surreal and slimy mystery. And at its center? A brand-new villain in the Poison Ivy pantheon of rogues. Could Killer Croc hold the secret necessary to saving the citizens of Gotham? Ivy must come face-to-face with her own unintended horrors while simultaneously making a horrifying discovery about her own strange new body"--

Book Synopsis

Ivy's back in Gotham City in the third volume of the GLAAD Media Award-winning phenomenon from G. Willow Wilson and Marcio Takara!

It's the dawn of a new day as Pamela Isley makes her return to Harley--and Gotham City--with the world's most adorable admin, Janet from HR, in tow. As Poison Ivy reluctantly investigates the inner workings of a strange new skyscraper in Gotham, she finds herself up to her neck in a surreal and slimy mystery. And at its center? A brand-new villain in the Poison Ivy pantheon of rogues!

Could Killer Croc hold the secret necessary to saving the citizens of Gotham? Ivy must come face-to-face with her own unintended horrors while simultaneously making a horrifying discovery about her own strange new body.

Collects Poison Ivy #13-18, from writer G. Willow Wilson and artists Marcio Takara, Luana Vecchio, and Arif Prianto.

About the Author

G. Willow Wilson is the author of the acclaimed novel THE BIRD KING (2019), co-creator of the Hugo and American Book Award-winning series MS MARVEL (2013-2018), and has written for some of the world's best-known superhero comic book series, including THE X-MEN, SUPERMAN and WONDER WOMAN. Her first novel, ALIF THE UNSEEN, won the 2013 World Fantasy Award for Best Novel, was a finalist for the Center For Fiction's First Novel Prize, and was long-listed for the 2013 Women's Prize for Fiction. In 2015, she won the Graphic Literature Innovator Prize at the PEN America Literary Awards. Her work has been translated into over a dozen languages. She lives in Seattle.