Nightwing » Nightwing #10 - The Tomorrow People released by DC Comics on August 2012.
I enjoy Nightwing in Gotham much more than traveling around. Barrows picks good partners to complement his artwork, and Rod Reis' color palette is awesome. I'm very excited about this new arc.
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THE GOOD: There are two artist on this book but it's not that noticeable. I really like seeing how Dick Grayson moves and in this issue we get to see him jump from a window and I think that it really cool to see him being acrobatic. I also really like the expressions in this issue as well. The story is amazing. Kyle Higgins is putting Nightwing into a new direction and I think that it's the right one. We get to see Dick trying to bring some hope into Gotham as well as figure out what is going on...
Nightwing's covers have been really hit and miss for me, but after the previous two fell really flat, this one is AWESOME. The blood washing into the puddles in the rain, the distorted reflections fading to obscurity, Nightwing's eyes as he gazes up at you... powerful stuff, very well executed.After the insane climax that spun out of Nightwing discovering Haly's Circus' secrets, it's no wonder Nightwing wants to take root somewhere. And since he's the 'Gray Son' of Gotham (Dear GOD do I think th...