Batman: The Heart of Hush (Detective Comics (1937-2011))

Oh wow, what a follow up to the brilliant original Hush story. The writing of this book could easily be a slick thriller film. The artwork is outstanding even on a Kindle. I highly recommend this to all Barman fans, especially if you have read Hush.

One wonders if this was doomed to fail because of the success of the incredible "Batman: Hush". 'Hush' was a massive undertaking with great story telling by Jeph Loeb and great Artwork by Jim Lee. 'Heart of Hush' is a good story with some really nice artwork. Part of the very interesting Batman: RIP storyline. This time Hush is more open as a villain, as Batman has already met him, and he uses fewer pawns. Scarecrow is used well and Joker's little cameo in Arkham is very nice. It is a good read, and I do want to re-read it.

I thought that this was a an enjoyable and well written script coupled with great artwork. Strong continuation of the original Hush graphic novel.

I read somewhere that is not as good as Hush. Personally i like it!It doesn't have major twists or anything but the story is believable because Hush does what any of us would have done in his place: goes for the heart. While Batman does what any of us would have done in his place: he follows his own...

Came in perfect condition and the book itself is an excellent read

Good book but no where near the original Hush( but very few are). Well worth a read

Good read, the original story of Hush however is much better. Worth it to find out what happens next.

I like the stories with hush I'd feel sorry for the guy if he wasn't such a nut bar. I'pick up the original hush first just to get a good insight into the story first