Batman Beyond #2

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This is AWESOME! *claps 5x* 0

Batman Beyond #2 - Hush Beyond, Part 2: Past Crimes by redhurricane24 on July 21, 2010

Last time on Batman Beyond, I gave a review of Issue #1, how it manages to get readers reacquainted with the world of Terry McGinnis, and its now canonized merger into the main DCU, but I also griped at how short the issue became. A month later passes, and needless to say, Adam Beechen, may have just made a exemplary job at how to elevate the momentum of Batman Beyond with Issue #2. With more ups and downs than the current political state of the United States, it's my review of Batman Beyond #2!...

6 out of 6 found this review helpful.

There's a new Catwoman in town 0

Batman Beyond #2 - Hush Beyond, Part 2: Past Crimes by duo_forbidden on July 22, 2010

As Terry and Bruce work to find out who Hush is, Terry gets tied up with a new Catwoman. Oh Hush is in this too.   Pros:   Turns out this issue gets a little darker compared to the last issue as I was kind of surprised that a family was killed in this issue thanks to Hush as he use some hallmarks to kill some of the lesser villains in Batman's gallery. Adam Beechen is doing a good job not adding too much of The Return of the Joker and the Hush arc from the mainstream Batman.I do like the interac...

4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

Death at Three Million Feet 0

Batman Beyond #2 - Hush Beyond, Part 2: Past Crimes by batmanboy11 on July 23, 2010

Batman Beyond isn't a bad book, its not great either. I like the writing by Adam Beechen and he seems to be capable of writing a great book, but his artist dissapoints. Ryan Benjamin's art is "chunky" and does not have enough detail. To put it simple, its not easy on the eyes. The plot of this mini series (so far, anyway) is interesting, but it deals with too many of Bruce Wayne's villians and not enough of Terry McGinnis' villians. In that way I suppose its some what like Batman Beyond: Return ...

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