Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee’s next installment of their celebrated BATMAN: HUSH comic book saga begins in DC’s Batman #158 on March 26, 2025. This new run, collectively called BATMAN: H2SH, will run monthly for six issues through August’s Batman #163.

Batman #158, written by Jeph Loeb with art and main cover (shown at top) by Jim Lee, Scott Williams and Alex Sinclair, will feature variant covers by J. Scott Campbell, Gabriele Dell’otto, Dan Mora, Lee Bermejo, Simone Di Meo, Tony S. Daniel and Sean Gordon Murphy, in addition to several new variant covers by Lee, Williams and Sinclair.

Batman #158, available at retail for $4.99 US (40 pages), will also feature a foil variant cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams and Alex Sinclair (not shown), a “Courtside” card stock variant cover by Tony S. Daniel (not shown), and a blank sketch variant cover (not shown). Card stock variants will retail for $5.99 US, foil variants will retail for $7.99 US, and the connecting card stock gatefold will retail for $7.99 US. DC will also offer a foil wraparound DC Showcase variant by Sean Gordon Murphy, available from participating local comic book shops and online retailers for $24.99 US.

1 Comment

  • Allen Francis

    January 9, 2025 - 3:31 am

    I just don’t think this is a good idea. Batman has been odd lately, with the multiple personality, riding space junk from orbit to the ground unscathed, losing his money and getting it back, and being a normal human starin down cosmic threats. This feels like DC trying a back to basics and street level approach to Batman. But, this is been there and done that literally. Batman #609, the first appearance of Hush is worth $150 on the collectibles market. (I think I have that issue, I need to look in my long box) I just don’t know if this is going to move the needle when it comes to fan fatigue with Batman comics.

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