AsterozeaStudio made these two cool paintings that you can buy as prints. They feature Catwoman and Poison Ivy done in adorable Big Eye style. I love all of the little details, like Catwoman’s dolls and the fact that Poison Ivy has Batman all tied up in the background. These are just adorable. I hope she makes more.
Send these Gotham City Sirens Invitations for your next big event. I know that I would attend anything if there was a chance that these DC bad girls would be there. I would brave the streets of Gotham in a second. These invitations get people’s attention.
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Batman’s worst foes are all assembled here on this Gotham’s Worst Batman Villains Art Panel Set. It features tantalizing art of the Joker, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Two-Face, Mr. Freeze and the Riddler. I love the style that these are done in. We’ve featured the artist’s work before and it is always impressive. This set simply looks stunning and would be the crown jewel in any Batman fan’s home. This is some premium Batman art right here.
The Gotham girls are looking mighty fine in these superb art prints from artist Carla Wyzgala. These prints depict Gotham’s sexiest sirens as Pin-Ups in some very teasing and flirty poses. If they looked like this in the comic books, Batman might be too flabbergasted to do his job and would let them get away with anything. The prints come in several sizes and feature Batgirl, Catwoman, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Zatanna. They are absolutely gorgeous.
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You’ve likely heard by now that director David Ayer and actress Margot Robbie are preparing their Gotham City Sirens film for Warner Bros. Well, fans are already making a bunch of art and casting the film for themselves. This fan art casts Emma Stone in the role of Poison Ivy and Eliza Dushku as Catwoman. Neither of these actresses occurred to me for these roles, but I have to say, the choices seem pretty damn solid. It probably would never happen though. This art comes from the very talented BossLogic and one can only hope that it somehow comes true.
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Artist Edgy Ziane dreams of making his own Batman movies. Hey, me too. And even though he can’t make a billion dollar movie, he has made one from his art. He sees a Batman that is darker, psychological, like nothing we’ve seen to date. The story unfolds in the images here. This is “City of the Damned”. In this version of Batman, Bruce Wayne is a rich psychopath who creates monsters to justify his role as guardian of the city. He deliberately destroys the Arkham prison so that he can let the maniacs run free and hunt them down in his own personal and twisted game.
I have to say, I like the idea and I love the art. It is a great premise for a Dark Knight tale.
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You could have the coolest bar in town with this set of Batman barware. They come in beer glass and wine glass versions and feature Batman characters in the style of The Animated Series. You can choose from Batman, Robin, Joker, Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Riddler, Two-Face, Batgirl, Bat Woman, Cat Woman, Black Mask, Killer Croc, Bane, Clay face, Mr. Freeze, Nightwing, Scarecrow, Penguin, Ra’s Al Gaul, or you can request a character they don’t have.
Celebrate 50 years of Poison Ivy being a thorn in Batman’s side, with this cool infographic. Pun intended. It was in June of 1966 when Batman #181 was published. That’s when the world was introduced to an eco-terrorist with no origin story. She then tempted Batman into a relationship full of romantic tension. Poison Ivy was born. She has only become more popular as time went by. Check out how she sowed her seeds throughout the DC universe.
Gotham’s sirens are looking sexy. This is Rei-Doll, Ryoko-demon, and Yaya Han as Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and Catwoman! This is a beautiful cosplay. It’s as if this trio decided to have a girls night out and let loose, maybe complain about Batman. The photography is by Kifir.
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This Paint Splatter Villain art from Arian Noveir somehow makes these comic book villains even more menacing, as if they are half-formed and coming out of the shadows. The Joker is particularly menacing.
Featured here are Black Cat, Poison Ivy, Red Skull, Harley Quinn, Spawn, Venom, 2 Jokers and Magneto. I really love how ethereal these all feel. Like ghosts that come calling in the night.
