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    Nightwing » Nightwing #19 - Second City released by DC Comics on June 2013.

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    New Art, New City, And Of Course New Villain

    This was my favorite book of this month (besides Batman of course). In this issue we have new city, new art (I love Brett Booth's art!), and a new villain (Prankster). So we start off with people shooting Nightwing (that's always a good start.... right?) and Nightwing dodging everything (LIKE A BOSS). Then we see a flashback of his first day in Chicago. He stops a bar fight and is caught by the cops on a rooftop and that is when he starts running. Then we see the mayor get into a limo and the driver is none other than Tony Zucco! Then we see a person trapped in a hole with a wolf. Then we see Prankster and it say NEXT ISSUE WHO PRANKS THE PRANKSTER? (I think it's Nightwing). I really loved this issue and that's why I give it a 5/5

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