by Paul Dini, Dustin Nguyen, Derek Fridolfs
A few days ago a friend of mine put this book on my desk and said "you need to read this" and I did. I don't really know a lot about Batman so it took a while to figure out what was going on. I liked it though it wasn't too difficult to follow even with my lack of knowledge and the story was full...
Genre: Superheroes / Action / Adventure Year Published: 2009 Year Read: 2013 Series: Batman Publisher: DC Comics Introduction: After reading “Batman: Hush,” I really got interested in Hush’s character and where he came from since we only saw half of his story in the original story. Bu...
In a diabolical plan that can only come from the mind of a super villain, Hush kidnaps Batman's on-again, off-again ally, Catwoman and removes her still beating heart. However, rather than killing her, Hush keeps both Catwoman and her heart in good health as he toys with Batman, trying to end him o...
Hush returns and begins striking at Batman however he can. But when he attacks Catwoman and removes the heart from her chest, has he gone too far?The Heart of Hush further fleshes out the childhood relationship between Bruce Wayne and Tommy Elliot, aka Hush, as well as that between Batman and Catwo...
Batman has been blessed with a really interesting Rogue's Gallery. There's a lot of depth in those villains, and frankly, they're pretty scary as a whole. Hush has the distinction of being one of the creepiest, and with his competition, that's really saying something. There's a lot of backstory here...
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