Anyway, Batman rejects her, and Ivy commands her “flower children” to feed him to “Georgia.” Georgia is a gigantic flower that unfolds into a Sarlacc-pit looking thing. And if you think this is overtly sexual, just you wait. Now that I’m the Queen of Crime in Gotham City, who better to be my king than the guy who puts the ‘A’ in ‘Alpha Male?’” I’m not even kidding, it’s straight-up 70’s porn music. In the middle of this mass, women in Poison Ivy costumes are dragging a bound Batman to their leader, Poison Ivy. Unusually, there’s a giant plant mass growing in the middle of the city. We open on an establishing shot of Gotham City at night. We begin with the pre-credits-unrelated-mini-adventure, as per usual for this show. This Review/Recap is not meant for kids, due to the episode's content. Let’s get started on this particular chunk of awesome, shall we? And she wrote an episode of my favorite Batman cartoon. Sorry, I’m gushing a bit, but she really is one of the top writers in comics.
As proven by Gail Simone.) Birds of Prey, Secret Six, and more. (Also, because gender has nothing to do with writing quality.
No, I’m not saying “female writer.” Writer period. One of the top comic writers in the industry. Can’t say I’m too surprised by this.) Not only that, it was written by Gail Simone. The episode with so many “hidden” dirty jokes that Cartoon Network skipped it in the series’ original run. I’ve decided to treat myself, as well, so I’m going to look at an episode of my favorite Batman series, Batman: The Brave and the Bold.Īnd yep, I’ve made some enemies with that statement.īatman: TBATB has been decried by many as being “childish,” “kiddy,” and “stupid.” Said complainers haven’t been watching the right episodes. Basically, I’ve been having a lot of fun doing recaps, and you all really seem to enjoy them. Dear readers, sometimes, I feel generous.
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