By rss@youtube.com (Yoshiebell5) DC Comics Batman, Robin, Nightwing, Joker, TwoFace, Riddler, Gordon and Rupert Thorne are in this action packed true to comics trailer from the FanFilm Batman & the Knights brought to you by The Discount Group Productions Added: October 27, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (shazaptv) The brave and the bold is a collection of one shot team ups with the major DC characters. They are good reads on light days and when they involve your favorite characters. This issue, written by Mark Waid and drawn by Scott Kolins follows and adventure with Nightwing and Hawkman. This was a real...

By Robert Bazz Ever since World’s Finest debuted in 1941, DC Comics has had a comic chubby for Superman/Batma Ever since World’s Finest debuted in 1941, DC Comics has had a comic chubby for Superman/Batma

Nightwing falls for the electrified cowl and cape trick, which also is bad, because Dick used that trick on someone else in another comic recently. They use some unmentioned dark horror that Jason endured as a youngster on the street, brought up by ...

By ComicList Batman versus Nightwing then Batman versus Batman then Batman versus Nightwing is what you get in this issue. In other words, there is a ton of action. The comic is so dense with story ideas that some of the plot threads do seem to show characters simply for the purpose of including them while t...

By Travis It’s the final installment of the power-swap, and the JLA is convinced something is warping Batman’s perceptions. Bats has gotten a clue from Nightwing and gone to “charge up” in front of the sun, so he’s feeling good just in time to fight all of his teammates. They stall him just log enough fo...

By Caleb(noreply@blogger.com) So we have a low angle shot of Nightwing and some random Batman allies on the cover, their feet hidden by the rooftop, or disappearing off-panel, or hidden behind other characters. Trinity #41 (DC) Well, this comic book certainly came out again this week. Tom Derenick pencils the back-up.

By noreply@blogger.com (collectededitions) But I give Peter Tomasi credit for writing a comic--and a Bat-family comic especially--that is deeply steeped in the DC Universe, and one that puts a bit of shine back on the original Robin, to boot. Tomasi's got me for the next volume, no question.

By Dirk Deppey Literary Comics Pop Comics Review] Various titles Link: Chris Eckert Quick takes on new Nightwing, Vixen and Hellcat comics. Manga Digital Comics Hardware] Reading manga and comics on the Sony Reader Link: AFmag It works with manga — Western superhero comics, not so much. Comics Culture

Best Shots: Thor, Nightwing, Spidey & More  NJ - Batman Confidential #26 (DC Comics; review by Rev. OJ Flow): I suppose at this point it can be assumed that this title is simply a straight up ...

Robin, Nightwing, Birds of Prey to End in February · DC Comics FULL February 2009 Solicitations · Marvel's FULL February 2009 Solicitations · 5 Lessons We Hope Obama Learned from Spider-Man ...

 - Nov 17, 2008 The advance February solicitations for the final issue of “Nightwing” goes as follows: “As Robin, Dick Grayson fought alongside Batman as part of the ... Batman is dead. Long live Batman? Examiner.com all 2 news articles

As well as being the final issues, Robin #183, Nightwing #153 and Birds of Prey #127 will end eras for Batman-related titles, as each stretches back at least nine years. DC declined to say if the series’ cancellations were due to sales, or if the three titles would be replaced by three new tit...

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Detective Comics 848, Green Lantern 34, Manhunter 34, Nightwing 148, and Secret Six 1

By mr. b(noreply@blogger.com) Over the last couple of years, the DC Universe has felt exactly opposite of what a universe should feel like. The cohesion between characters, books, and storylines has been lost in all of the company's recent crossovers. Nightwing brings a closeness back to a company whom I feel has lost di...

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By noreply@blogger.com (Thom Kallor) Green Lantern and Superman are the last 2 to go. Green Lantern asks if Trigon is really that dangerous. Nightwing responds that Trigon has a hundred thousand troops waiting to invade our dimension unless we do a pre-emptive strike. Superman comments that Nightwing is the best one to coordinate the attack. Nightwing signals the second wave of heroes to go. Deadman went to the Batcave looking for Batman. Batman was away on a mission but Nightwing was there. He planned on Nightwing rallying the superheroes to take on Anuttara but was surprised with his reaction. Nightwing determined that Anuttara would possess the bodies of the heroes. This would give him super-powered assassins.   [read the full post]

• Geoff Johns (ACTION COMICS, GREEN LANTERN) • Aaron Lopresti (WONDER WOMAN) • Brad Meltzer (JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA, DC UNIVERSE: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT) • Jerry Robinson (BATMAN) • Gail Simone (WONDER WOMAN, SECRET SIX) • Peter Tomasi (GREEN LANTERN CORPS, NIGHTWING)

Time stamps: OUR 106th RECORDING!!!!! We are proud members of the Comics Podcast Network and the League of Comic Book Podcasts. 9:05 Speeding Bullets: Nightwing 140 and 141 20:23 Raging Oscars Segment 1: The best of the best from the DCU 2007 according to Sean and Jim.

By Vichus Smith Nightwing can’t seem to avoid exercising his right to hit on redheaded batfemales, but what do you expect from a young, virile superhero on Christmas? The mood is merry, and even Lex Luthor and his Infinity Inc. Group are sharing in the festivities of the season.

This episode, we review the OYL titles: Robin 148, Birds of Prey 92, Nightwing 118, and Batman 651. We also read and comment on listener emails, talk about the recent Pittburgh Convention, and review the Veritgo title Loveless #1-5. NOTE: Due to the length of the episode, this will be distri...