Hush later kidnaps the Joker to persuade Harley Quinn into attacking an opera attended by Bruce Wayne, Selina Kyle, and Thomas Elliot. During the commotion, Hush lures Thomas outside and kills him, framing the Joker for the murder, much to Batman's anger.

The Joker is one of the secondary antagonists (along with Poison Ivy and Bane) of Batman: Hush. He is the arch-nemesis of Batman and the boyfriend of Harley Quinn. His laughing vocals were provided by Dee Bradley Baker in Son of Batman while he is …

Mar 28, 2025 · I don’t know if this is intentional or not, but this scene mirrors Batman #614, a chapter from the first Hush storyline. During that comic, Hush manipulates Batman into almost killing the Joker. In his rage, the Dark Knight was reminded of many of the heinous crimes the Joker had committed and nearly winds up beating him to death.

Batman: Hush is a twelve-part Batman storyline written by Jeph Loeb and illustrated by Jim Lee. It's published in the Batman series, following the conclusion to Ed Brubaker 's long-term Fugitive saga and followed by Brian Azzarello 's Broken City storyline.

He was intercepted by Batman before he could confront the Joker and demanded that Batman allow him to kill the Joker. Batman seemed to agree and began to leave, but then revealed that he had tricked Hush – the pacemaker was still in his body, …

Mar 27, 2025 · As seen in the new Batman #158 by original Hush creators Jeph Loeb and artist Jm Lee, Batman is shown facing off with The Joker. However, the Clown Prince of Crime is uncharacteristically repeating one of his earliest crimes with the infamous "joker fish".

In the ensuing struggle, Dr. Elliot is apparently shot dead by the Joker. Enraged, Batman begins to brutally beat the Joker, knocking out Harley Quinn and even Catwoman in the process when they tried to intervene.

An enraged Batman violently beats Joker who claims that he’s innocent, and he’s stopped short of killing him by James Gordon. Bruce attends Thomas' funeral and deduces Joker's innocence as well that Hush must know his secret identity.

Mar 25, 2025 · Thomas Elliot is back to haunt Batman in the sequel to his 2002 and 2003 story. Check out the preview of the cover and the first two pages that show Batman's fight with the Joker! Batman Hush...

The mysterious villain known as Hush is determined to destroy both the crime-fighting career and personal life of Batman, which is already complicated by his relationship with Catwoman. Featured Characters: Supporting Characters: Antagonists: Other Characters: Locations: Items: Joker's Bang! Flag Gun. Vehicles: