Nightwing #82 deepens the Nightwing mythos with a flashback scar that will hurt Dick for some time. Allow me to tell you how it all goes down in my review.
Author: William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson
William J. Jackson is a small town laddie who self publishes books of punk genres, Victorian Age superheroes, rocket ships and human turmoil. He loves him some comic books, Nature, Star Trek and the fine art of the introvert.
Robin #3 is a wonderful action issue, but it also peeks under the hood of Damian Wayne, and that’s great storytelling. Read my review and I’ll tell you how.
Nightwing #81 is out! Allow me to tell you why it’s an excellent issue of a comic book, and one the best comic book series on stands this year.
My review of Robin #2 clues you in on why this book is full of quirky hooks and character introductions that make it fun and good reading. Check it out!
Nightwing #80 is a fun, glorious romp through the life of Dick Grayson and the city of Bludhaven. I’m happy to share my thoughts with you on this issue!
Robin #1 is out and I have to say, it’s a strong opening issue. Check out my review for what makes it tick off all the right boxes for a great comic.
Nightwing #79 keeps setting up the pins and knocking them down in fine style and substance. I am more than happy to tell y’all about it in my full review.
Nightwing #78 ushers in a new creative team & a new direction for Dick Grayson. A lot of changes for our hero were rough but this run could turn that around