A desperate situation and a dying Joker leads the Dark Knight to seek the help of his oldest ally in the opening scene of ...

While not as memorable as his future showdowns with the Joker or Superman, the first fight in "Hush" features a strategic ... incredible action with dynamic poses, all with realistic anatomy ...

There’s no more traditional ending to a Batman story than a fight with The Joker. Perhaps that is why, contrarily, Hush 2 opens with such a fight? However, this is only the beginning of the ...

Batman Hush 2 will serve as a sequel to said legendary story and it all starts in Batman #158. In a preview for the first issue of the story, Joker is retreading old ground. The Clown Prince of ...

But that was then. The new Hush 2 has Hush going up against The Joker, tricking him, capturing him and torturing him, all it seems for Batman's benefit. We already mentioned the links to Killing ...

Besides Hush, DC Comics has teased the Joker in the first issue (titled “The Pawn”) and, according to the cover for Batman #159, Jason Todd/Red Hood. Batman #158 variant cover and batman #159 ...

And while being tortured by Hush, possibly ripping out the Joker's tongue, still flapping his feet around the place. And in doing so, reminding us of The Killing Joke by Alan Moore and Brian ...

the Joker is hauled off to be tortured and mortally wounded by Hush. A few logical leaps later — and the Bat-Fam being unable to reach Batman because their signals were jammed — and Batman ...

While maybe not quite as detailed as the intros from the first Hush, the sequel still intends to act as a jumping on point for new readers. Joker’s plot even involves revisiting iconic past ...