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Thomas Byrnes UNITED STATES
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Batman 614 (HUSH) page 12

Location: Jim Lee
Artists: Jim Lee (Penciller) ,  Scott Williams (Inker) ,  Jim  Lee (Painter)

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Location: Jim Lee
Title: Batman 614 (HUSH) page 12*
Artist:  Jim Lee (Penciller) ,  Scott Williams (Inker) ,  Jim  Lee (Painter)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 186
Likes on CAF: 8
Comments: 8
Added to Site: 5/9/2026

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11.5 x 17 pencil, ink and watercolor on illustration board. 
Page 12 from Batman #614 (2003), from the legendary “Hush” storyline by Jeph Loeb, with unforgettable art by Jim Lee and Scott Williams. A powerful sequence featuring Batman confronting the Joker, Catwoman stepping in, and the haunting flashback to Jason Todd’s death. “Hush” remains one of my all-time favorite Batman stories, and this is peak Jim Lee storytelling and draftsmanship.

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Member Since: February 2012
Last Login: July 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 5/9/2026

A great page where it had Lee doing two styles.  His normal superhero style is stellar and he had picked up this painterly style for the bottom panel while spending time in Italy.

Brent S Member Since 2016
1    
Posted On 5/9/2026

Beautiful page!

Matt W Member Since 2009
1    
Posted On 5/9/2026

What a Page!

Daryl R Member Since 2015
1    
Posted On 5/9/2026

Fantastic!

George Patouhas Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 5/9/2026

Beautiful 

Eric B Member Since 2008
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Posted On 5/9/2026

Bat and Cat pages from the original Hush are tops. Congrats on this 

Kin W Member Since 2007
Posted On 5/12/2026

Nice Batman/Catwoman moment, punctuated by Jim's watercolor panel at the end.  Hush was fun as a story, but it was seeing the painter side of Jim that really stuck out.  Congrats!

Stan F Member Since 2019
Posted On 7/4/2026

Now that's a nice hush page congrats!

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