Batman: Streets of Gotham #16

batmanboy11's Batman: Streets of Gotham #16 - The House of Hush, Chapter One; Two-Face: Part Three, The Long Way Down review

House of Hush Chapter One

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 think is better than Nguyen. The plot is decent, considering it’s about ten pages long, but as I said, this really is not long enough for ANYTHING to happen. So this is a decent issue, but don’t expect much plot development.    
3.5/5   

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