piccolodaimaoh
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Now all we need is HUSH and Long Halloween/Dark Victory and all my Batman needs will be fulfilled. This is incredible news.
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Kabukiman
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Those screenshots look great! 
Not happy about it being split into 2 parts though. Just release it when it's done.
Here's the other thread, btw: https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110871
And another that was posted to the wrong section: https://sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93092
Not happy about it being split into 2 parts though. Just release it when it's done.Here's the other thread, btw: https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=110871
And another that was posted to the wrong section: https://sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93092
intothevoid
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Don't care about Hush so much, but The Long Halloween/Dark Victory hell yess!!!
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Can not wait for this! Looks great so far.
intothevoid
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My only complaint so far is the Batsymbol on the chest. It's not the classic Miller one 
As I said in the other thread, I don't really get the appeal of these extremely faithful toon adaptations, but I can concur that Hush pales in comparison to Loeb's other well-known Batman story arcs. Thinking back on it, I guess Loeb's gimmick is shoving as many recognizable bat-villains as he possibly can into his arcs.Don't care about Hush so much, but The Long Halloween/Dark Victory hell yess!!!
Kabukiman
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Don't care about Hush so much, but The Long Halloween/Dark Victory hell yess!!!
Word. I don't get what people like about Hush. Sure, the art was pretty, but the story was kinda crap. In an animated version, we'd lose the pretty art and have a crappier version of an already crap story.
I think the gimmick overtook things at that point, when the commercial pressures of shoving this villain and that villain into things, or giving fans the geek-gasmic Superman/Batman fight, took precedence over telling a good story. But folks glossed over all that because they got to see Batman fighting everybody they could possibly want him to fight, and with Jim Lee's glorious artwork to boot.
intothevoid
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Yeah well that's true with Hush.
But The Long Halloween is just an epic murder mystery for me. Love the interpretation of Two Face, Batman, Gordon
I agree. It was still gimmickry, but it worked in those original stories because the interest of the story trumped other needs.
Hush is all about the artwork. That's about it. Which is also why it wouldn't work on film. Unless Jim Lee animates it himself it wouldn't be worth it.
intothevoid
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My only complaint so far is the Batsymbol on the chest. It's not the classic Miller one
He changes to the classic Miller look throughout the story.
He had the oval/target until he gets shot in the chest, right. Then he changes from the lighter blue suit to that classic bat symbol and dons the darker black & grey suit for the second act...if I remember correctly.
thenammagazine
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One of the most overrated artists in comicdom.
intothevoid
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Aha, I remember that now - been quite a few yes since I read it last
Some of the best usually are.
darkknight
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Nice Hush series next please!
Hush series next please!
K07
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....I liked Hush....
I love Jim Lee's artwork in it more than the story itself, but I didn't hate the story. It was entertaining for what it was. Pretty forgettable apart from Batman almost beating Joker to death before Gordan stops him. Loved that part.
I love Jim Lee's artwork in it more than the story itself, but I didn't hate the story. It was entertaining for what it was. Pretty forgettable apart from Batman almost beating Joker to death before Gordan stops him. Loved that part.
I think he's a great artist, credit where it's due. He's just ridiculously overexposed and hyped. And as a creator/designer, well. . .sometimes pictures speak 1,000 words:
The pouches, the jackets, and the leg belts of those '90s X-Men are pretty unforgivable.
Funny. . .I don't remember that....I liked Hush....
I love Jim Lee's artwork in it more than the story itself, but I didn't hate the story. It was entertaining for what it was. Pretty forgettable apart from Batman almost beating Joker to death before Gordan stops him. Loved that part.
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