What the fuck were they thinking?

>>88830599
Making money?

>>88830599
>trenchcoats are cool
>double handguns are cool
>bandages are kinda cool, I guess

>>88830599
I always assumed it was a play on the invisible man

>>88830942
that actually makes him sound a little more interesting

>>88830599

Creating an evil Batman?

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>>88830912
>bandages are kinda cool, I guess
they are

>>88830599
Meh, I think this story was pretty decent compared to most. The plot twist was pretty heavy handed, but still not as much as it often is in comic books.

>>88830599
Hush was casual bait. The plot was designed to showcase Batman's entire supporting cast (and even a Superman cameo) and that's about all it can manage, because it's paper thin on actual story. With Jim Lee's art plastered all over the cover during the height of his artistic stardom and a dual-wielding, bandaged faced nobody in a supposedly badass trenchcoat and leather ensemble, it was built to sucker people in, particularly those people who hadn't already seen all this shit before.

And you know what? It worked, because I probably wouldn't be posting here right now if Hush hadn't made me interested in the DC Universe.

>>88831083
That couldn't be further from what actually happened.

>>88831112
Creating an evil Goku
Creating an evil Spider-Man
Creating an evil Ash Ketchum
Creating an Evil Darth Revan
Creating an evil lollipop

>>88831100
>With Jim Lee's art plastered all over the cover during the height of his artistic stardom
I thought the height of his artistic stardom was the nineties?