Batman Beyond #45 review
After two months of basically non-stop action, Batman Beyond #45 smartly slows things down a bit and takes its time to properly set up…
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Nightwing #72 review
Nightwing #72 isn’t the book to read if you’re looking for a great Dick Grayson story. There’s a new status quo going on here,…
Nightwing Annual #3 review
If there’s anything noteworthy about Nightwing Annual #3 is that readers finally get to see the titular character in all his glory. Now of course…
Nightwing #71 review
Nightwing is back! Well…the series is, but not the character because we are still hanging out with Ric-Dick-Richard-Robin as he continues to struggle with…
Nightwing #70 review
Nightwing #70, written by Dan Jurgens with pencils by Ryan Benjamin, clarifies a few muddy plot points from previous issues but without much elegance….
Nightwing #69 review
Dan Jurgens’ Nightwing is definitely trending in the right direction in recent months. While Dick still doesn’t know which memories are real or implanted,…
Crimes of Passion #1 review
Love is in the air in the DC Universe but those looking for a bit of romance in their superhero comics may want to…
Nightwing #68 review
Nightwing #68 is almost a good Nightwing book. In terms of art and writing, everything here is a major step up from more recent…
Nightwing #67 review
Dan Jurgens doubles down in Nightwing #67 and delivers an issue that is near impossible to recognize as being a Nightwing book. Previous arcs…
Nightwing #66 review
For what it’s worth we are now full steam ahead in the Ric Grayson saga. The endgame is within sight, the issues are no…
