Gotham City Sirens: Strange Fruit #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off the 2009-2011 Gotham City Sirens series, bringing together the first story arc where Catwoman, Harley Quinn, and Poison Ivy form an unlikely alliance to navigate the criminal underworld of Gotham while dealing with their own complicated histories. Written by Paul Dini with art by Guillem March, the volume explores the trio's dynamic as they face threats from both Batman's rogues gallery and their own pasts.
In "Strange Fruit, Part One," Poison Ivy stands at the center of a growing mystery, her actions suggesting a dangerous alliance with a plant-like alien from the planet Alstair—now on Earth with a plan to transform the planet into a new world for his kind. As her motives remain unclear and her methods increasingly extreme, the line between protector and threat blurs in ways that challenge everyone around her.
In "Strange Fruit, Part Two," Catwoman and Harley Quinn navigate the eerie, overgrown ruins of Robinson Park, where alien flora has taken root and Poison Ivy stands at odds with a mysterious Alstairian plant entity. The alien, drawn to Ivy’s connection with nature, has pledged to cleanse Earth of humanity to make way for an impending invasion by its queen, Hyathis—leaving the duo to confront a threat that blurs the line between protector and predator.
In "Ending Again," Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, Zatanna, and Talia al Ghul team up for a high-stakes underground mission to rescue Catwoman from Shrike. Once back on the surface, Talia confronts Zatanna with a chilling decision: Selina’s memories of Batman’s identity pose too great a risk, and erasing them may be the only way to keep her safe.
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