Poison Ivy is presented in a dramatic 1/3-scale Museum Masterline statue, capturing her as she would appear in Batman: Hush. The skin color variant emphasizes warm, lifelike tones on her exposed skin, while her vibrant red hair cascades around a sculpted plant-woven bodice. Leaves, tendrils, and vines cling to her limbs and torso, painted in translucent greens with delicate veining. She stands atop a textured base of moss and ivy roots that climbs up her leg, suggesting she is rising from the garden. The pose combines seduction with menace, echoing Ivy’s hypnotic charm and deadly intent. The overall finish shows meticulous shading, verdant contrast, and the premium detailing characteristic of Prime 1 Studio's Masterline line.

Pamela Lillian Isley, alias Poison Ivy, is a brilliant botanist whose experiments bonded her to the living world of plants, granting her control over flora and a poisonous touch. In Batman: Hush, Ivy is drawn into the scheme surrounding Batman by the mastermind Hush, using her plant allies to manipulate, distract, and entrap the Dark Knight. Her motives blend ecological zeal with a nihilistic elegance, as she seeks to protect nature even if it means bending heroes to her will. Though often an antagonist, Ivy’s alliances are shifting and personal, with a seductive aura that makes her a formidable, unpredictable foe. This statue captures that dual nature, combining beauty, danger, and a ruthless commitment to green power.