Packaging - *
It serves its purpose, but is, IMO, quite possibly the blandest packaging I have ever seen for pretty much anything. Maybe I’ve come to expect more from ToyFare and DC Direct, but this, to me, is just downright lame.

Sculpting - ****
Absolutely GORGEOUS. I’m literally blown away by it- it IS a stunning piece. From his head, to his trench coat, to the "Robin" suit- mind blowing. It’s also worth mentioning that his trench coat is made of a nice, flexible, plastic. It just adds to that "trench coat" feel, which is a nice touch. My only issue with it, however, was that due to the advertisement I saw for it in ToyFare, I expected him to be a bit huskier- his skinniness actually let me down a bit. For some reason, when I got him, and saw him, I just wasn’t as excited for him as I was when I ordered him. 

Paint - ****
The paint ops chosen for this piece were phenomenal, and it all works together so well. One minor thing- while they went for a "solid" look to the top and bottom half of the figure, for some reason, they decided to paint his kneepads a very glossy black, and it really doesn’t seem fit in too well, but I’ll overlook it cause it kinda looks cool, IMO. I almost forgot to mention- my particular piece had some very noticeable paint bleed on it. I thought this was the best piece of all the ones I’d gotten, so I assumed they just messed up…it turned out I just managed to open the one WITH the paint bleed- the other two I got, for my friend, were perfect. So if possible, be a bit choosy about WHICH Jason Todd Hush figure you buy.

Accessories - **1/2
Ok, the guns CAN be considered accessories, but based on the fact that they’re sculpted into the figure’s hands, your opinion can go either way on that. They are, however, sculpted quite nicely for their scale. The only ACTUAL accessory is a base with pegs. It’s nice, but nothing to write home about.

Where to Buy - 
If you’re lucky, Wizard online will still have a few of these in stock. If not, your best bets are comic shops, or eBay.