Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee's 2002 "Batman" story arc "Hush" is in the hall of canonical Batman stories, so it was only a matter of ...

Unsurprisingly, Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee's hotly-anticipated Batman #158, which marks the start of their Hush sequel story arc, already has over 400,000 orders from comic book stores. DC Comics took ...

The original Batman: Hush is simultaneously one of the most influential and overrated comics ever ... The fans will buy the book anyway for the sake of nostalgia. Indeed, the art makes callbacks ...

The problem is he’s got an odd look and is very similar to a few other Batman villains, namely Hush. The latter villain ... Snyder’s great run on the book. The Court of Owls is a shadowy ...

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Following the reception to Batman #158 Giant-Size Special Edition, a massively oversized version of the full first chapter of Batman: Hush 2 or ... biggest sequel in comic book history—and ...

DC Comics releases Absolute Batman #7 next week, and you can get yourself a sneak peek at the issue right now with the official preview below… THE JOKER AND MR. FREEZE MAKE THEIR ABSOLUTE UNIVERSE ...

While it took some creative liberties from the original comic, it sits at an eighty three percent critic score on Rotten Tomatoes and a seventy percent audience score. Batman: Hush starred Jason O ...

These celebrate the original Hush storyline from back in the day. These variants will feature in issues of Batman, Detective Comics, Batman/Superman: World’s Finest, Superman, Nightwing ...

For the longest time it was the comic ... and Batman is forced to shut the whole thing down. Ultimately, this is the Hush that should be familiar to anyone who read the first book.