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Description: ISBN 184023718X / Author: Jeph Loeb / Genre: Graphic Novels / Comics Newest Review: ... woman interacting in a way that?s not very clear, but from the introduction of Scare crow onwards the comics is REALLY ... more |
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Format: paperback, Publisher: Titan Books Ltd, ISBN: 1840237384
Pages: 192, Paperback, Titan Books Ltd - Books/Subjects/Science F ... |
£ 5.99 |
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by - written on 15.08.03
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In the finale of the Hush series this is the most revealing issue yet. Sure it?s a little confusing at the start, with Robin, Huntress and Cat woman interacting in a way that?s not very clear, but from the introduction of Scare crow onwards the comics is REALLY exciting and good. The finish of this months comic is a real cracker with Jason Todd being announced as the guy behind Hush, the same guy who was killed over 10 years ago at the hands of Joker when he was Robin. The art in this issue as usual (from Lee) is excellent, with Batman being portrayed as weak and yet strong at the same time, and the build up of the current Robins character is excellent. All ...
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