Shortly after, his name is called out by a voice hidden behind a row of crates. Bruce shows up at the docks with the suitcase containing the 5 million dollar ransom and waits for a sign from the kidnapper. Ivy says she is happy in her life and she would not throw it away as, at last, she is at peace and has the life she wants. Vines, in turn, wrap themselves around Batman and deliver him to the ground where Ivy confronts him. Batman concludes his observations of Ivy by observing her from the roof of her house as she is returning home in the afternoon. In fact, the opposite seems to be true, Poison Ivy seems to take pleasure in the life of a housewife, taking the children to school and running errands during the day. He follows her throughout the day, but does not find any incriminating evidence. It demands 5 million dollars be sent to him at the docks, at midnight, in exchange for Dick's life.īruce returns to his manor, prepares the money and decides to check on Ivy. Struggling to keep the car on the road, Bruce asks the creature what it is after. While driving away, he is ambushed from behind by the plant creature. Gordon tells Bruce about his theory that Dick had been kidnapped in order to blackmail him. Bruce and Gordon are also there questioning her. Police investigate the crime scene some searching for clues, others comforting Cindy, apparently the only witness. Unable to see his attacker, Dick receives a direct blow. It smashes through the door, knocking off a nearby lamp. He notices a shadow near the door and moves towards it, hoping it would be Cindy, but instead he is attacked by the strange creature. The girl leaves and Dick is left alone in the room.

He is interrupted by a call from Batman, requesting him to find information on Steven Carlyle. Ivy explains that because of her hyperimmune system, she can't have children of her own through biological means-she insists that she's happy with her husband and stepsons accepting her for who she is, that she would never commit crimes after finding their affection, claiming that 'Poison Ivy is dead.'Īt Gotham University's dorms, Dick Grayson is flirting with a girl named Cindy. Ivy sustains her innocence and the veracity of her redemption, explaining her attachment to her new family and to her new life. The next day, Batman and Gordon pay a visit to the Carlyle residence and express their suspicion regarding the mysterious robberies and poisoning attacks. She also had married her psychiatrist, Steven Carlyle, becoming the stepmother of his two children, Chris and Kelly.

He reveals that she had been released from Arkham Asylum after apparently completing her therapy successfully. However, Gordon insists that she is not a valid suspect and admits his belief that Ivy has turned over a new leaf. Batman reveals himself from behind the shadows and points out his suspicion of Poison Ivy in the matter. The scientist admits to not identifying it and manifests his worry that he might not be able to keep the victims of the poison alive for much longer. The same poison was used four different times during the past month. The creature is interrupted by the owner, but is quick to knock him out-cold and leaves with the goods.Īt the Police Department, Commissioner Gordon and a police scientist analyze a strange green substance that turns out to be a poison. A safe is revealed and the strange being wastes no time disposing of the door and gathering its contents. It seems to know the territory well as it moves towards an abstract painting, tearing it away. A giant creature climbs his way up a building and enters an apartment through the window.

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