Multiple writers across decades in the more than two decades that it took to build Harley and Ivy as a romantic relationship seems nothing to you, when you destroy them in a single issue.

Again Janet is the odd one here, and no matter how much you try it will never stick with people.

Poison ivy's character has never been more damaged than what you did in this issue, I don't know if she'll recover from it.

It's pretty disappointing how things ended up for this book. Having ivy as a cheater is a choice, again I don't know what's the point of what you're doing.

Just stop ruining Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and their relationship just to push a character that is the synonym of Poochie.

Janet will never stick no matter how much you try, that character that failed every checkmark to be memorable or lovable.

It reach the point that Janet appears as Ivy's girlfriend than Harley, which is her ACTUAL GIRLFRIEND, and Harley looks like a sidepiece.

The end of run just confirms that Janet has priority over the plot than Ivy, and Ivy's character will suffer because of it.

What you did in that issue is absolutely despicable. You keep ruining Poison Ivy's character is favor of your OC character that has no life beyond this book, everything that involves Janet is forced even the resolution of this arc.

Harley appearing at the end is just downright insulting.

The fact that @gwillow.me manages to stay in the Poison Ivy book shows how lowly comic book has fallen as a storytelling medium.

All that decades that writers has spent developing Harley and Ivy as a relationship has gone to the trash because she wanted to push a fetish dressed as a character.

Just push a sick fetish like cuckolding. Her infatuation with that as a storytelling tool does nothing but damage Poison Ivy's character in a way that it would take an actual reboot to fix.

She actually doesn't give a single fuck about the relationship between Harley and Ivy, she clearly doesn't.

Oh, that is so good to know. Thank you so much for answering.

Thank you, it is weird seeing the listing of comics releasing on February 2026 and not seeing yours.

It's that poster available anywhere? It looks so good I wanna buy it!

Also that saying that "Harley's hear still belong to Ivy" and still putting her into a position of dating someone else just diminish what Harley and Ivy means to each other, the seriousness of it all.

(like your typical romance story where there is a main couple and a 3rd character that exist just to develop the main one and make the love triangle work) but Harley&Ivy are past that, and are into a more committed and serious stage of it.

What most people don't like about the openness of it is that, the ups-and-downs twist-and-turns should come from the relationship itself rather than outside of it, Althea would make sense if Harley&Ivy were in the developing stage of their relationship into something more serious.

I wish more people were more vocal about it, you are. It's a shame, really because Ivy's book is good but the fact that Janet exist just to mess what could have been a good monogamous relationship between Harley and Ivy put a lot of people off.

Do you think the fans constant negative of how the Harley and Ivy relationship is being portrayed as a open-relationship is gonna change anything on how they are in your book?

This goes against what the both characters represent at their core. Harley & Ivy would the last to be in a poly relationship, if they were written properly. If their romantic relationship were actually be written like it should they would be monogamous.