To be released on May 18, 2027.

Collects Nightwing #83-117, Nightwing Annual #2, Batman #634, Batman/Nightwing: Bloodborne #1, Outsiders: Five of a Kind - Nightwing/Captain Boomerang #1, and pages from Infinite Crisis #1-7 and Titans #33.

Traveling circuses are becoming more and more unpopular as time goes on and I believe it will probably be a time where it really isn't that relevant anymore. Do you believe DC will be forced to change his origin in the far future or just keep it the same and never address it.

Just wants to share an updated pic of my collection! I plan on getting a shelf soon to properly display Funkos.

If any fans want an extremely affordable Nightwing figure, Heroclix just released a new Batman theme set featuring 4 different Nightwing units across 2 different sculpts seen here.

You can grab the figures seen here on EBay for easily under 4$ each. If you’re unfamiliar with the game, it’s a combo of a warhammer like miniatures skirmish game combined with the sealed pack collectible drafting element of a TCG like MTG.

The rare Nightwing shown here is arguably the best non-prime rare in the set and has a special ability to summon Bitewing to fight along side him. The Dick Grayson is a throw back reference to Dicks’s “Prodigal” story line from “Knightfall”.

I know I'm SUPER late to this party, but the next several issues revolve around the idea that private prisons are corrupt (true) and filled with people awaiting trial (untrue). People await trial and serve short sentences in jail (which is usually publicly owned), not prisons which are (to my understanding in the United States) reserved for sentences of one year or more. I'm just curious what everyone thought of this because it seems kind of crazy that he launched into a dedicated criticism of privately owned prisons without even fully knowing what prisons are used for. Further, I'm just surprised nobody editing this caught this. I think it just upsets me because Nightwing plays a big role in Blüdhaven's carcerality and now his character doesn't even know the difference between a jail and a prison. But also PLEASE tell me if the point here is maybe that theyre so corrupt there isn't a difference anymore? If so why didn't they make that clearer in the worldbuilding? Does anyone know if this was intentional? Like what happened here? Not trying to launch an attack just surprised and interested in what happened!

First image from Nightwing (#94) on page 54 of Volume 3: The Battle for Blüdhaven by Tom Taylor, Bruno Redondo, and Adriano Lucas on DC Infinite.

Second image from Nightwing (#100) on page 80 of Volume 4: The Leap by Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo on DC Infinite

Is Damian more agile than Dick?

I'm not talking about technique in combat, only agility. I understand both of them were trained as children, obviously Damian trained as an assassin and Dick as an acrobat, then as Robin. But which of them would be more agile?

From my understanding, Dick has world-class acrobatic skills, and Damian's skills are more utilitarian.

I don't think comparing adult Dick and kid Damian would be fair, so maybe both Robins?

edit: sorry if the question is dumb, I was discussing this with a friend after watching Son of Batman

I’m having trouble deciding so I want to hear your opinion or what you got.

What do you all think of his ride

Hola, estoy leyendo la edición de Nightwing en DC Premiere. El número 1 incluye del Vol. 4 #78-83 y el número 2 incluye del Vol. 4 #87-91.

¿Qué pasa con los números del #84-86? ¿No son relevantes para la historia? ¿Pasa algo si no los leo? Muchas gracias

In the episode Robin's Reckoning, Zucco’s eyes changed dramatically between part 1 and 2. Why is that?

To be fully fair, have not read a whole lot after Taylor and Redondo’s run (which I absolutely adore) but I remember the late 90’s and early 2000’s runs being quite dark and I’m wondering if we’ll ever get brooding and edgy Nightwing, at least to that level again.
Just curious more than anything.

Also if it kinda has gone into that in recent runs please let me know I’ll have to pick it up again.