So we are happy to see them all together again!įLASH FACTS U.S. The Sporelings were briefly mentioned again in Trinity by Francis Manapul but since then there won further appearances. Police are called to the scene but Ivy manages to get the sporelings out before more arrive. The sporelings go to a gentlemen's club and cause a disturbance when Thorn uses her superpowers on a man harassing her. Restless, they sneak out one night to explore Gotham City. Ivy does not allow the sporelings to leave the apartment. 25 weeks later, the three sporelings have matured into young women. Ivy brings the third sporeling home and names her Thorn. Angered, Ivy kills Lee and destroys the building. The sporeling is terrified, having been locked up and experimented on by lab head Victor Lee and other scientists. In the building, they find a secret laboratory as well as another sporeling, created from the stolen research. With Catwoman's help, Ivy and Darshan break into the abandoned building of the original Gotham Botanical Gardens, where they suspect Ivy's stolen research is being kept. The sporelings age rapidly and develop plant-based superpowers.
She names them Rose and Hazel and raises them in her apartment. Ivy's genetically engineered plants successfully "birth" two plant-human babies she calls "sporelings". Last time we saw Pammy's daughters was in Amy Chu's Cycle of Life and Death. Did you miss them? We sure did! Poison Ivy and her Sporelings, Rose, Hazel and Thorn will appera in the upcoming science based comic anthology "Flash Facts" written by Amy Chu and art by Ile Wolf.
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