Batman: Streets of Gotham #16
Batman: Streets of Gotham » Batman: Streets of Gotham #16 - The House of Hush, Chapter One; Two-Face: Part Three, The Long Way Down released by DC Comics on November 2010.
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5 (1) 4 (1) 3 (2) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.0 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Review: Batman Streets of Gotham #16 1
Hush, who had plastic surgery done to look like Bruce Wayne, continues to pose as Gotham city's number one playboy while being "babysat" by Zatanna. What does he have planned for the city and who's trying to kill him? The Good Many Streets of Gotham fans, like myself, have been waiting for this storyline to pick back up, and the creative team of Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen deliver a highly entertaining book. Even though Thomas "Hush" Elliot has been posing as Bruce Wayne for quite some tim...
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Paul Dini, Dustin Nguyen; Never Leave This Series 0
The Good: HOUSE OF HUSH. Hush has been a favorite villain of mine since day 1, and Heart of Hush was an amazing story. People have been complaining about Hush being taken down too easily in Faces of Evil and that the power play back in #3 was a lame way to resolve the issue but seriously? This is Hush you morons, his greatest skill is his Patience and Planning. That was probably the perfect set-up for his future big plan. After making scattered appearances in the other Bat Books, we're finally g...
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Waiting to pick up the pieces... 0
Story: The story starts off with Bruce (Hush) trying to get Jane Doe released from Arkham Asylum. Katana talks to Hush and lets him know that she knows what he's up to. Mr. Pierce is talking to his friend at a spot where he made a deal with Martha Wayne. He tells him about what happened that day. He tells his friend that he is going to have to kill her son Bruce because he did not get to kill Martha and her husband. Hush is going to something for the media as Bruce again. He takes Zatanna with h...
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House of Hush Chapter One 0
I’m a lot more interested in the Two-Face backup feature, but it’s pretty small this month. I’ll start with the main feature then. Dini’s writing is great, as always, but the plot of House of Hush is really taking its time, and that’s not a good thing. Nguyen’s art is, again, good but not enough happens to test his abilities this month. Now on to the main feature: Brandon’s writing is still good, but this chapter is too short for him to really do anything. Same thing with Bachs’ art, who I thin...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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