A review by dumblydore
Batman: Hush, Vol. 2, by Jeph Loeb
4.0
I guess the only redeeming quality of this novel to me is the superlative artwork by Jim Lee and co. Everyone, be they villain or good guy, has never looked better.
The plot grows ever the more bizarre, but the tighter it becomes the more coherent it feels, though I'm still too busy ogling at the sumptuous detail of the visuals.
And the sequence where Catwoman practically straddles/wraps herself around an in-dire-need-of-a-shave-and-bath Batman at the lion's cage = very sexy indeed.
The plot grows ever the more bizarre, but the tighter it becomes the more coherent it feels, though I'm still too busy ogling at the sumptuous detail of the visuals.
And the sequence where Catwoman practically straddles/wraps herself around an in-dire-need-of-a-shave-and-bath Batman at the lion's cage = very sexy indeed.