Batman #159 (924)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hush 2 Chapter Two: The Rook," Batman faces a moral crisis when Hush’s attack leaves the Joker critically injured, forcing him to consider saving a life he’s spent years trying to end. The decision puts him at odds with Red Hood, whose stance on the Joker is far less forgiving. Written by Jeph Loeb and brought to life by Jim Lee’s dynamic art, Scott Williams’ inks, Alex Sinclair’s colors, and Richard Starkings’ lettering, this issue deepens the tension with a pivotal clash of ideologies. The cover by Jim Lee and Scott Williams captures the moment’s intensity, setting the stage for a story where justice and vengeance blur.
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Batman is forced to try to save the Joker's life after Hush's attack, which leads to a confrontation with Red Hood, who has a different opinion on if the Joker's life should be saved.
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