The Batman: Arkham games sit alongside ... Scarecrow, Bane, Poison Ivy, and others. With the help of Harley Quinn, the Joker infiltrates the asylum to obtain a super-strength serum called Titan.

Batman: Arkham Asylum (Game of the Year) is not just a game ... that shows how sick these characters are in their conversations with the Arkham staff: Poison Ivy nearly kills her doctor, Croc talks ...

Batman Arkham Asylum was the first ... As you progress, the Asylum will start filling up with numerous hazards, such as Poison Ivy's dangerous plants, various deranged patients on the loose ...

Is Suicide Squad Kill the Justice League canon to Arkham Asylum, City and Knight ... If so, elements like Poison Ivy now being a child or Deadshot being a completely different person are ...

That all started to change when Arkham Asylum debuted in 2009 ... including iconic villains Bane and Poison Ivy, and find a way to escape. The third-person action adventure mixes melee combat ...

Firefly doesn't hold a candle (no pun intended) to Poison Ivy, Two-Face ... way of adopting both identical art direction and a similar-sounding original score. Arkham Shadow wants you to recall ...

Asylum only touches on the potential of pheromone-controlled enemies sparingly, and itd be a letdown if no Arkham game ever gets to explore itlet alone Poison Ivy in generalfully. Theres no ...

Right off the bat (no pun intended), anyone looking to get into this series should start at the beginning with Batman: Arkham ...

Magpie’s appearance in The Penguin feels like a nod to the Arkham Asylum: Living Hell miniseries, where after a lengthy absence from the comics, she reappeared as Poison Ivy’s cellmate at Arkham.

But how does all of this connect to Poison Ivy? It’s clear that Sofia first learned about the drug during her time in Arkham, and she even used it herself. However, she must have had someone inside ...

Harley strikes out on her own or shacks up with fellow villainess Poison Ivy (Dini strongly implied ... adventure beat-’em-up called Batman: Arkham Asylum, and although it was insanely gritty ...

Biased as it is to say, yeah, Batman: Arkham Asylum is really that good and still holds up 15 years later, minus the boss fights and the dated designs for Harley and Poison Ivy. Arkham Asylum ...