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G. W. Wilson’s Disappointingly Biophobic Poison Ivy
10 Nov 2025

G. W. Wilson’s Disappointingly Biophobic Poison Ivy

by Gaian1 | posted in: Guest Contributor, Understanding Gaia | 0

Manuel Casal Lodeiro explores what could have been a very Gaian comic book, Poison Ivy, but turned out biophobic instead.

art, cartoons, ecophobia, nature awareness, sustainability


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