Ivory Madison's Books
Dec.16.2009
Written by Steve Niles, Ivory Madison (read blog post about her contribution, "No Two Alike"), David Tischman, Simon Spurrier and others Art by Chris Samnee, Clayton Henry, Marcus To, Saleem Crawford and others Cover by Andy Kubert The BATMAN 80-PAGE GIANT features can't-miss action from some of today's premiere up-and-coming talent working on your favorite characters! It...
Jan.28.2009
As the last survivor of a crime family eliminated by bloody rivalries among the mobs of Gotham City, the orphaned Helena Bertinelli grew into the mysterious vigilante known as the Huntress. New writer Ivory Madison shines a light on the dark underbelly of the mob world spanning from Gotham to Sicily, exploring exactly what led Helena away from a life in the Cosa Nostra criminal...
Nov.07.2008
Opera singer Gerda Christensen Fiske was born in 1916 to Danish immigrants, and raised in New York City. Her father, a poet and philosopher, and her mother, a suffragist, encouraged her interests in writing and the arts. Her beloved husband, writer and photographer A. Richard Fiske, also inspired Gerda, first in her career a professional opera singer, and then after his untimely...
Jun.25.2008
Written by Ivory Madison; Art by Cliff Richards, Art Thibert and Norm Rapmund; Cover by Matthew Clark
In issue #4, a deadly battle with her family's assassin in the middle of Venice's Carnival leaves Huntress with no choice but to return to Gotham - sparking a fateful first meeting with Bruce Wayne!
Jun.09.2008
Written by Ivory Madison; Art by Cliff Richards and Norm Rapmund; Covers by Matthew Clark
Driven to uncover a mob conspiracy in Gotham, Huntress runs afoul of Batman — and teaming up with Catwoman doesn't score her any points with him, either! Then, in the miniseries' finale, the gripping origin story concludes! Huntress tackles a deadly plot to blow up Gotham City and...
May.29.2008
Written by Ivory Madison; Art by Cliff Richards and Art Thibert; Cover by Matthew Clark
Helena Bertinelli's vow never to return to Gotham is tested by her vigilante fight to reclaim her inheritance from the Sicilian underworld — and by her unexpected feelings for the son of a Gotham kingpin!
May.14.2008
In 1987, Frank Miller wrote Batman: Year One, which tells the story of Batman's first year as a superhero vigilante. Now DC Comics gives the Year One treatment to Huntress, the last living member of a famous mafia family who grows up to become a superhero vigilante in Gotham City.
As the last survivor of a family eliminated by bloody rivalries among the mobs of Gotham, young Helena...
May.01.2001
Madison reviews Peter Gabel's The Bank Teller and Other Essays on the Politics of Meaning. Her analysis provides insight into Gabel's philosophical lineage, the postmodern lexicon and its roots, and the missing feminist perspective that haunts Gabel's work in Critical Legal Theory, political history, and spiritual humanist philosophy vis-a-vis scientific paradigms. The essay...
Written by Ivory Madison Art by Cliff Richards and Norm Rapmund Cover by Matthew Clark Driven to uncover a mob conspiracy in Gotham, Huntress runs afoul of Batman — and teaming up with Catwoman doesn't score her any points with him, either! Then, in the miniseries' finale, the gripping origin story concludes! Huntress tackles a deadly plot to blow up Gotham City and forces a...
Written by Ivory Madison; Art by Cliff Richards, Art Thibert and Norm Rapmund; Cover by Matthew Clark
Helena Bertinelli's vigilante attack on the shadowy cabal known as the Hand makes her a marked woman in Italy - just as a childhood mentor returns from the dead and inspires her to don the Huntress costume for the first time.
"Never give in...except to convictions of honour and good sense."”
—Winston Churchill, 1941
About Ivory
Chief Executive Officer and Editor in Chief Ivory Madison founded Red Room. Madison is a writer, editor, and entrepreneur living in her hometown of San Francisco. A former management consultant to startups and Fortune 500 companies, Madison combines...
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