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Dewey Decimal Number: 741 Fabric Type: 9781401204266 Legal Disclaimer: 1401204260 Maximum Color Depth: DC Comics Metal Type: DC Comics Publisher: 1 Region Code: 372 Total External Bays Free: October 01, 2005 Total Firewire Ports: DC Comics Total Parallel Ports: October 01, 2005 DC Comics Editorial Review: Product Description: The complete best-selling saga written by Jeph Loeb (SUPERMAN/BATMAN, Smallville) with art by fan-favorites Jim Lee & Scott Williams (SUPERMAN, Uncanny X-Men) collected together for the first time in the oversized slipcase format! This slipcased edition features the two books "Hush" an epic tale of friendship, trust and betrayal that spans the Dark Knights lifetime. This Absolute edition includes an all-new cover by Lee & Williams, a Jim Lee Sketchbook and issue-by-issue commentary by the creative team. Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - Long drawn out storyAnother Batman epic. Everyone wants to write and draw like Frank Miller. Whatever for? First the storyline - umpteenth take on Batman's family tragedy with added twist - childhood's friend's family tragedy has the poor boy so warped he hates Bruce Wayne for being the ultimate dilettante while he has to wait for his own mother's death. Not quite sure where this was going after that. All the usual Batman villains put in an appearance. The Joker, Two-Face etc (new villain - Hush!!! Take ... Read More Rating: - Jeph Loeb + Jim Lee = Great Batman NovelWith great story & art work, Loeb & Lee bring Batman to the masses. Hush's story is one that sturs up memories for Bruce of Jason Todd (the 2nd Robin) that died at the hands of the Joker years earlier. With appearances by Joker, Harley Quinn, Killer Croc, the Riddler, Poison Ivy, Catwoman, Superman, & Huntress this is one you shouldn't miss. Rating: - Great art, bad storyI bought this one mainly because Jim Lee illustrated it, and that's about all it's worth. Maybe I'm being a bit harsh, but the plot is pretty lame. Fortunately, it's better than All-Star Batman and Robin. Rating: - Average story with great artI still remember collecting this story on a monthly basis when it first came out, and just how excited I was. However, once the initial hype wears off, the story doesn't really live up to the epic scale it set up for itself. The mystery villain is very boring, and you can't help but feel that the whole story was just an excuse to showcase Jim Lee's art. That being said, the book is worth getting if only for Lee's art alone. Its gorgeous, especially as presented on these oversized pages. ... Read More Rating: - Great GiftMy 21 year old son thanked me more than once for this set. He read it cover to cover pratically non-stop. Absolute Batman: Hush Buy superhero comic book collectibles at the Superhero Mall! |