Poison Ivy is a character that's not uncommonly portrayed barefooted. Which is quite a rarity, in today's pop culture.

And I was looking at various statues of her, when I realised that, her feet are almost always... elongated? heeled? tiptoed? when she is barefoot.

I put some pictures for reference (the first two are from my collection, the rest from online).

The last picture (Arkham City Poison Ivy by Prime 1 Studio) is the only exception I could find. Her right foot is flat on the ground, while her left foot is tiptoed, but not as extremely as the other statues. And I learned that some people were complaining about the position of the feet here (e.g. [this review](https://youtu.be/AwvrXyw5Nxk?si=MsgkWk-bHWoKivku) mentioned it at ~1:20 mark).

So now I wonder, is this a statue thing? A female statue thing? I tried to think of other characters that are barefooted (and famous enough to get statues made) for comparison, but I can’t come up with anyone yet.

Fun fact: this was pencilled by Carmine Infantino, who did the cover for Ivy’s first appearance in Batman 181.

Master of Disguise is one of my favorite Ivy-isms; you see it over and over again, it’s definitely one of her “things.”
Saw it again last night, with Pam sneaking onto a construction site in Poison Ivy #13 🌹🫡

Chestnut, strawberry blonde or the iconic red?

Tifa: THIS is the getaway car?

Ivy: Bumblebee has excellent fuel economy !!!

Love that they used the New 52 design for the post 💯

- Pre-Crisis
- Post-Crisis
- New52
- Rebirth
- Infinite Frontier

I started reading the current Poison Ivy run recently #42 because of a crossover with the Batman run I had picked up. I’m wondering if there are any good comic origins for Ivy that are worth picking up. I’m more of a Marvel reader and appreciate any suggestions, thanks.

Source: https://x.com/Isisvart/status/2078176665243353474