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By rss@youtube.com (mendey1011) About This Game LEGO Batman: The Videogame brings the one-and-only Caped Crusader to life in a completely original storyline. Players will take control of the Dynamic Duo, Batman (Bruce Wayne) and Robin, as well as bonus hero Nightwing to fight Gotham Citys most notorious criminals inc...

By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) As I mentioned, Final Crisis has a lot of "fallout" -- that is, not monthly titles that cross over into the main event as with Infinite Crisis and Blackest Night -- but rather its effects are felt later in Teen Titans, Robin, Nightwing, and the like, and you get a complete story even if you onl...

By dailypop Chuck Dixon’s name may be familiar to you mainly due to his work in the Batman Universe of comics for DC, but there is more to this erudite writer than his Batman work… or superhero comics. The acclaimed fan favorite scribe of Nightwing, Birds of Prey and Robin.

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) Alternately, I wonder if this might have sold better if it was just branded as a Batman book or a JLA book. Batman is the main character, and there are just about enough Leaguers to hold up the weight of JLA branding (Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Arrow, Nightwing and Jason Blood/The...

By Babs If you have been reading the series since 'Battle For The Cowl' then you are probably familiar with the quasi fall-out between Tim Drake (former Robin,) and Dick Grayson (former Nightwing). The cool thing about Tomasi's book is that he draws the parallel in the two characters' similariti...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Andrenn) Tomasi had a well received run on Nightwing and it shows that he has a great grasp on the Batman family, especially Dick who he shows both as an individual and with his time now as Batman. He’s not going to try and make Dick act like Bruce or have him go for the silent dark knight. He’s going for the s...

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By legacysword@gmail.com (Kevin) I also like how Winnick has written Two-Face in this arc. It sort of feels like a continuation of the Nightwing vs. Two-Face storyline we got at the end of the Nightwing series. Winnick has done a nice job building Two-Face into being Dick's version of Joker as he takes up the mantle of Batman. It i...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco If Batman can’t stop every crime in Gotham City himself, even with the help of Robin, Nightwing, Batwoman, The Outsiders, The Birds of Prey and the 15,000 or so super-pals who all pitched in during Battle for the Cowl, maybe he could at least prioritize the child prostitution rings, inste...

By ComicList Batman #687 DC Comics Winick, Benes & Hunter Back in the present time period we see Alfred mourning the loss of Bruce and Nightwing driving around Gotham pretending its Batman in the car. It seems, at this point, Dick is still not willing to take up the responsibility of being Batman.

By noreply@blogger.com (Tom Bondurant) Memorable milestones make the Batman timeline is relatively easy to figure. Bruce Wayne was 25 during "Batman: Year One," Dick Grayson became Robin somewhere in Year Three and turned 20 not long after becoming Nightwing, and Tim Drake was 13 when he became Robin. (By the way, has "Batman: Y...

By brucecastle Nightwing sees “Too Late” and the bat symbol on fire. Oh, how I love that trick. I would rather see Jason Todd taking the time to write out those words and the bat symbol, using gasoline. How can he write so legibly? What a waste of time, just to make one panel look “cool.”

By rsg8101 The Story: As Gotham reals from the destructive attacks from the Black Mask, Nightwing assembles “The Network,” a band of Gotham heroes, to plot a response to the unprecedented terrorism that has been unleashed on the city. Afterwards, he confronts an unhinged Jason Todd who has ...

By Chris Marshall Chris DC for August DC for September Book of the Month: The Flash Archives Vol 5 HC - 47% off The Comic Book Podcast Companion TwoMorrows Publishing The Comic Book Podcast Companion GI Joe Movie Prequel Robin Search For a Hero Nightwing The Great Leap Essential Guide to GI Joe

By ComicList This comic has an awful lot going on and it feels like it is including characters simply to make it more epic without really wanting to use them. The story is so much better when it stays focused on Batman versus Batman versus Nightwing. The subplot with the villains feels half baked and comes across as just a set up for a future arc. The easy thing to do is to compare this to Knightfall, but in that series Bruce wasn’t dead and it presumed he was coming back. Here, we don’t know the story with Bruce and the characterizations are being put on steroids to force the confrontation while Knightfall had months to grow them. The comic presents an interesting showdown at two points in the comic that save it from being mediocre. The art is very good and helps the is...   [read the full post]

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) Did he misplace it in the fight against Darkseid, and it's like buried under some rubble at the moment? Did he give it to Alfred to bury next to the Waynes? Did he heat-vision it and spread the ashes in Gotham Harbor? Did Nightwing and Robin use Batman's bones as clubs with which to beat up the c...

By ComicList There is a lot to get into for this series. Two-Face and the Penguin are having a turf war while a third player is blackmailing the rest of the villains to fight on one side. There are multiple Batmen running around and the Gotham supporting cast all get some good page time here. There were two character developments that felt forced. First, Nightwing has become dark and distant. It just feels very rushed. Wouldn’t have been easier to play this out instead of just being told it? Second, Damian has turned into a reckless child. He isn’t the fighting brat with a massive ego anymore. That’s fine, but are we expected to believe that Oracle, Dick and Tim are all okay with him hanging around like nothing happened? We’ll have to see how this all plays out but bas...   [read the full post]

By collectededitions(noreply@blogger.com) Batman: Battle for the Cowl Companion Outsiders: The Deep Wonder Woman: Rise of the Olympian Superman: Adventures of Flamebird & Nightwing Batman: Private Casebook SC Superman/Batman: Search for Kryptonite SC Superman: Kryptonite SC Wonder Woman: The Circle SC

By Brian Cronin Today we look at a fun comic book writer. Robin Year One Batgirl Year One (these Year One mini-series were the introduction in the United States of the amazing Marcos Martin, so if Beatty only had that on his resume, he’d be golden!). and a run on Nightwing for Nightwing Year One

By ComicList Collects: BATMAN ANNUAL #26, BATMAN #670-671, ROBIN #168-169, ROBIN ANNUAL #7, NIGHTWING #138-139, and DETECTIVE COMICS #838-839! BATMAN: SCARECROW AND TWO-FACE YEAR ONE TP Collects: YEAR ONE: BATMAN/SCARECROW #1-2 and TWO-FACE YEAR ONE #1-2 JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: THE SECOND COMING HC Collects: JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #22-26 Collects: SUPER FRIENDS #1-24 WONDER WOMAN: LOVE AND MURDER TP Collects: WONDER WOMAN #6-10 Writer: Frank Miller Collects: BATGIRL #1-6 Writer: Grant Morrison Writer: Grant Morrison JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: THE INJUSTICE LEAGUE TP SUPERMAN/BATMAN: FINEST WORLDS HC Collects: SUPERMAN/BATMAN #50-56 SUPERMAN: LAST SON TP Collects: ACTION COMICS #844-846, #851 and ACTION COMICS ANNUAL #11   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Writer: Grant Morrison We shift to Dick in his Nightwing costume and stating that he is going to be on his own with the Teen Titans. We cut to Bruce telling Alfred how time has flown by. Bruce stares at the display case with the Robin outfit in it. Bruce tells Alfred to say goodbye to the Batcave. That it is now just Bruce, Alfred and Gotham City. The Silver Age love interest is none other than the real Kathy Kane also known as Batwoman. Kathy Kane first appeared in Detective Comics #233 in 1956. Batwoman was then killed in Detective Comics #485. DC then retroactively erased Batwoman from Batman’s continuity via Crisis on Infinite Earths.   [read the full post]

By dailypop Next Spring, both Nightwing and Robin monthly comics will be canceled. DC Comics has announced that Nightwing and Robin will both be replaced by Red Robin and Robin And Batman. Apparently both monthly Batman titles will also be canceled to make way for the bi-weekly title Battle For The Cow...

By Greg Burgas So my rant about Nightwing has made me infamous, I tells ya. Complete strangers are stopping me at the Safeway or at my daughter’s swimming lessons and yelling at me, “Why do you hate Nightwing and, by extension, DC and, by extension, America?” When I try to defend myself by pointing out that...

By Ami Angelwings Nightwing - #138 Back in Gotham, Nightwing, Robin and Damian fight a ridiculous amount of ninjas. >_> Wtf is the rest of the Batfamily!? XD K, fine, dun call Superman, but the Batfamily is way more than Robin, Nightwing and Batman. XD o Reading the solicit for Nightwing - #139: