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    Birds of Prey #8

    Birds of Prey » Birds of Prey #8 - On Wings released by DC Comics on August 1999.

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    On Wings last edited by SaveMeAndy on 09/25/23 05:42AM View full history

    Nightwing guest-stars in a special issue that offers intriguing insights into the relationship between Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon! Prompted by Black Canary, Nightwing reflects on his confusing personal relationship with Oracle, recalling a date at the circus that generated serious sparks.

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    • Ranked #34 in Wizard Magazine's list of "100 Best Single Issue Comics Since You Were Born".
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    'You Batguys want me to hold on to the past' 0

    Birds of Prey #8 - On Wings by frognwn on September 08, 2015

    It's been a while since the discussion about Barbara Gordon returning as Batgirl in The New 52 took centre stage among fans of the Batman series, but reading this comic brought all that back for me.The premise is simple: Dinah (Black Canary) calls Barbara (Oracle) but instead ends up talking to Dick Grayson (Nightwing). She eventually asks the man: 'Are you and "Babs" friends? Or more than friends?'This prompts a story in which Grayson recounts the events of the day he took Barbara to his circus...

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