The original Hush storyline represented a perfect storm of talent and timing. Released between 2002 and 2003, the twelve-issue saga introduced Thomas Elliot, a brilliant surgeon and Bruce Wayne’s ...

DC Comics has recently gone to great lengths to bring back lapsed comic book readers and attract new ones. The "All In" initiative has overhauled several characters with story arcs that are far more ...

There’s no more traditional ending to a Batman story than a fight with The Joker. Perhaps that is why, contrarily, Hush 2 opens with such a fight? However, this is only the beginning of the shattered ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Throughout the preview, Hush quotes Aristotle, speaking about what tyrants do and looking at ...

In 2002, Jeph Loeb and fan fave artist Jim Lee began a Batman comic run that would become legendary. Beginning with Batman #608, the 12-issue story arc Batman: Hush (also called Hush) became a massive ...

The original Batman: Hush is simultaneously one of the most influential and overrated comics ever. While there is much to recommend the story, almost none of it involves the titular villain. This fact ...

Batman and Hush's next showdown is imminent, something DC would very much like to be one of 2025's biggest comics Reading time 2 minutes A few weeks ago, we learned the next chapter in Batman’s ...

Sean Gordon Murphy posted to social media… "I'm not allowed to reveal my wrap around cover yet, but here's a sneak peek. I think this is the most valuable piece of art l've ever drawn. It's ...

Today, Jim Lee woke up at 11 am in Glendale, California, showered and got to the ComicsPRO comic book retailer summit in twelve minutes to join Jeph Loeb in time to give the following presentation.

Marcos Melendez is a filmmaker and entertainment journalist. His work can be found on Collider and FullCircleCinema. Contact: mmelendezpress@gmail.com Editor's note: The below article contains ...

Twenty years and 13 rereleases later, “Hush” is back yet again. Art: Jim Lee, Jeph Loeb, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair, for DC Comics Warning: Numerous spoilers for the Batman story “Hush” follow.