Batman: Streets of Gotham #21
Batman: Streets of Gotham » Batman: Streets of Gotham #21 - The House of Hush Finale released by DC Comics on May 2011.
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Review: Batman Streets of Gotham 21 3
Tommy Elliot finally goes back to being Hush. The Good As always, the writing and art are top notch. Dini and Dustin Nguyen work together perfectly on this book. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, each issue feels like an episode of Batman: The Animated Series. As for the actually story contained within the issue, I really like how Tommy Elliot is no longer Tommy, and he's no longer Bruce Wayne because he's back to being Hush. While I loved the idea of him taking the role of Bruce, wh...
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Sad to see it go 2
Streets of Gotham concludes with more of a wimper, and less of a bang The Good: You cant talk about Streets of Gotham without mentioning Dini and Ngyuen. Their work on this series has been superb, and really a real surprise. I have to say when Streets of Gotham started I didn't think it would be as awesome as it was. Anyway on to what was good with the actual issue. The conclusion to Heart of Hush is finally here, and it is pretty satisfying. Hush returns to his bandages and we get a new villain...
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The Final Issue of Streets of Gotham! 0
"House of Hush" concludes! The life of Tommy Elliot takes a shocking turn when his plans of beating Batman, take an interesting turn. While this is the last issue of the great work of Paul Dini, Dustin Nguyen, and Derek Fridolfs, the story will forever continue! What will happen to the future of Hush? Who knows, but the story of Hush will be changing into an entirely different game. The Good This has been an really interesting comic series. While it is always sad to see a great series ...
6 out of 6 found this review helpful.
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