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I like Catwoman, I have liked her since I saw Batman with Michelle Pfeiffer in the role. For me she is the perfect Catwoman and Halle Berry and Anne Hathaway isn’t half a Catwoman as she is! Anyway this is a great comic book; I started reading it late an evening (never a good thing when one has to go up early to find something so delicious to read) and I it was such a good story with lots of lots of villains and some Batman & Catwoman luve!! I’m a girl, I like a bit of snogging sometimes in comics.

The mastermind behind it all? Well it wasn’t all that surprising when he/she was finally reviled. But still it was a freakily great comic.

4.5 stars!

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Jeph Loeb has concoted a complex whodunit with plenty of plot twists and entanglements to keep even the most ardent reader enthralled. "Hush" has a great plot and some subplots that move the story along quickly. Add to that the wonderful art of premier comic artist Jim Lee and you have a graphic novel that is both pleasing to intellect and to the eye. One of the best graphic novels I've read - good work Loeb and Lee!! ( )

Great fun, though not quite as tight as Court of Owls. Running the gamut of nearly every Batman villain is pretty great though, nearly every chapter ends on a fantastic cliffhanger and the romance angle with Catwoman is very interesting. I couldn't quite keep up with the intricacies of the last 10 pages or so, but I think I got the jist of it. It is a phenomenal looking graphic novel and the inner thoughts of Batman are exceptional, even if the story isn't as good. ( )

Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee are both in top form here, having crafted a well-written, well-drawn mystery story with lots of character. ( )