Batman: Hush

I am a big collector of Omnibus and Trade Paperback comics. I was curious about the new smaller budget format from DC, so grabbed Hush to fill a gap in my collection. The quality of the book itself and content within, cant be beaten for its RRP. Nice to see DC finally following the Manga model to make American comics more accessible. These should be available in every store that sells books and ever green. The pros, it very much goes back to the way they made the old Vertigo paperbacks, a cheaper/lighter and grittier paper quality, which I personally really like. The cons, when you scale down artwork and especially text that was intended to be twice the size, it can make the legibility very difficult. It may just be for the Hush title, but Batman's speech bubbles for example were insanely small and hard to read. I think DC may overlooked this issue.

Es el segundo Compact Edition que compro y la verdad es que muy contento. El tamaño es correcto y se disfruta un montón. Yo los leo en la cama antes de dormir. Algunos textos se ven algo pequeños pero te acostumbras rápido y en muy poco ni te enteras. El papel es tipo hoja gruesa de libro, sin brillo, pero las impresiones son buenas y se aprecian todos los detalles en los grafismos. Obviamente las versiones mas grandes se disfrutan más, pero por el precio que tienen estos Compacts comparados con las otras versiones, merecen la pena del todo y son perfectos para leer en la cama o llevarlos de viaje.

Good story wouldn’t recommend for beginners tho lots of characters you need to know the backgrounds of to understand the story

🦇 Batman: Hush – DC Compact Comics Edition Review DC’s Compact Comics line delivers iconic stories in a smaller, travel-friendly format—and Batman: Hush might be its crown jewel. This edition packs all the intrigue, action, and emotional depth of the original into a digest-sized volume that’s perfect for reading on the go. --- 📖 Story & Writing - Writer: Jeph Loeb - Plot: A mysterious new villain named Hush orchestrates a psychological and physical assault on Batman, pulling strings behind Gotham’s most notorious rogues. - Tone: A blend of noir mystery, high-stakes action, and emotional introspection, especially around Bruce Wayne’s relationships—with Catwoman, Alfred, and childhood friend Thomas Elliot. Loeb’s storytelling is tight and layered, weaving in classic villains like Joker, Poison Ivy, and Ra’s al Ghul while keeping readers guessing about Hush’s true identity. --- 🎨 Art & Presentation - Artist: Jim Lee - Colorist: Alex Sinclair Jim Lee’s artwork is legendary, and even in the compact format, it retains its punch. Gotham’s gritty streets, Batman’s brooding silhouette, and the dynamic action sequences are all beautifully rendered. The digest size doesn’t diminish the impact—it just makes it more portable. --- 📦 Format & Value - Pages: 312 This edition collects Batman #608–619 and the Hush interlude from Wizard #0. For under $10, it’s an unbeatable value for one of the most celebrated Batman arcs. --- 🧠 Final Verdict Batman: Hush – DC Compact Comics Edition is a must-have for fans who want a portable version of a modern classic. It’s gripping, beautifully drawn, and thoughtfully packaged. Whether you’re revisiting the story or discovering it for the first time, this edition delivers.

Perfect on time and condition, edges are nice. No complaints