Will Hush be in the Batman?

Will Hush be in the Batman?

While it's ultimately unlikely that Hush will make an appearance in the film, anything is possible with The Batman, and it's precisely that kind of unpredictability that will keep fans guessing and speculating until the movie releases.

Is Batman Hush the new 52?

Hush was created by Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee, first appearing in Batman #609. However, in the Prime Earth continuity, Hush first appeared as part of the New 52 DC Universe in Batman Eternal #21 by James Tynion IV, Scott Snyder, and Jason Fabok.

Is Hush The Riddler?

The film was released J on DVD and Blu-ray, and features a number of differences from the comics: Bane is the one who kidnaps the child instead of Killer Croc; Clayfaces takes the form of Riddler, imprisoned at Arkham Asylum, instead of Jason Todd; and the Riddler is revealed to be Hush instead of Thomas ...

Is Hush a good villain?

Hush is a great villain with a cool look, a good backstory, and a threatening focus, but when it comes right down to it, he's not nearly as dangerous as Joker or Bane. In fact, if you compare the three of them, he ranks way behind them.

Who is the villain in the Batman trailer?

the Riddler The big baddy on display in the trailer is the Riddler. He's the first villain we see, unspooling duct tape to wrap around the mayor's face. We get a closer shot of this moment near the end of the trailer, and plenty of references in between.

Is Jason Todd Hush?

Jason Todd, who was believed to be dead for years, entered the pact with the villains and gave them insights on how Batman thought. ... Although Batman was sure that Hush was his childhood friend Thomas Elliot, he was not able to unmask him.

Is Hush stronger than Batman?

Hush has never beaten Batman and that's a big deal. Sure, on his first outing he was able to manipulate events and keep Batman off his trail, gaining a modicum of victory for a time but in the end, Batman was able to figure everything out and end his threat. Since then, it's only been diminishing returns from there.

When was the first issue of Batman Hush released?

• The first issue of the story arc was a success ranking 1st in the Top 300 comics for the October 2002 period with pre-order sales of 113,061. It was later collected into two volumes as hardcover and softcover, and later in 2005 in an oversized Absolute Batman: Hush hardcover slipcase. DC Comics released the story arc in one volume in August 2009.

Who was the original villain in Batman Hush?

• On Ma, producer Alan Burnett stated that they tried to adapt the Batman: Hush story arc in the episode "Rumors" of The Batman. However, at the end, DC executives convinced the production team to not use Hush for the episode and the original villain Rumor, voiced by Ron Perlman, was created instead.

What happens to Batman and Catwoman in Hush?

• Batman recovers and discovers that Poison Ivy used Catwoman to steal the ransom before taking the money from her. Catwoman is furious when she learns that Ivy had used mind-control powers on her. Batman rescues Catwoman and a tenuous romance blooms between them. Batman eventually decides to trust Catwoman and reveals his identity to her.

Who was the real Jason Todd in Batman Hush?

• Hush's story was continued by AJ Lieberman in the now discontinued Batman: Gotham Knights title. The plot element involving Jason Todd was later retconned in other Batman storylines. In the Under the Hood arc, it was revealed that Batman was actually fighting the real Jason Todd in the graveyard, who later switched places with Clayface.