The original article continues: In 2002 Batman: Hush by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee, ran in Batman #608 to #619. It was a monster of a sales hit featuring Thomas Elliot, an example of what Batman could ...

Following the reception to Batman #158 Giant-Size Special Edition, a massively oversized version of the full first chapter of ...

Tommy Elliot was Bruce Wayne's childhood friend whose life took a darker turn. Instead of using his parents' memories and ...

Back in 2002, the writer/artist duo of Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee rocked the world of the Dark Knight with their 12-issue storyline called Hush. It has since become a modern Batman classic. Not only ...

Batman has benefited from countless talented artists, from Jim Lee to Dan Mora ... in the White Knight DC Black Label series, ...

In its effort to go all out on Batman story H2SH ... cinematic sheen to writer Jeph Loeb and artist and company chief Jim Lee. The long-in-the-works sequel reunites the Loeb and Lee, as well ...

Written by Jeph Loeb with art by Jim Lee, Batman: Hush is widely regarded as one of the best stories ever to feature the Dark Knight. The plot finds Batman besieged by upgraded enemies ...

Jim Lee’s dynamic artwork ... Hush‘s impact extended far beyond its initial run, establishing itself as a cornerstone of modern Batman mythology. The collected issues have been continuously ...