At some point Dick Grayson stopped being Batman and returned to his Nightwing persona. He kept fighting crime in Gotham when suddenly the city was encased in a strange dome. One year later, Nightwing still fight criminals with the assistance of Oracle when the events of Convergence begin.
Showing posts with label Nightwing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nightwing. Show all posts
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Saturday, September 13, 2014
Live Action Titans series on the works?
After taking over the big screen, the comic book superheroes are going to take over the small screen. With Arrow, The Flash, Constantine and Gotham, DC's Titans are the next project heading for TV. According to newsarama, TNT cable network could order a pilot episode with Akiva Goldsman writing the script. The series could star Raven, Starfire and Nightwing. I don't think the series will feature Cyborg because it seems he is attached to the Justice League movie. The series could work but we have to wait for the pilot and see.
One last thing, put Danny Chase on the series (red head kid bellow Raven). He was a really cool character from the comics that never got a chance to shine.
One last thing, put Danny Chase on the series (red head kid bellow Raven). He was a really cool character from the comics that never got a chance to shine.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Grayson: Future Ends #1 Review
This issue presents a possible future for Dick Grayson and Helena Bertinelli that takes place 5 years from now (he’s not Nightwing again). After the war with another world, Dick and Helena are heroes, and the KGBeast becomes the president of the newly reformed Russia. But the Russian people are still suffering, and it’s up to Dick to set things right one last time. The issue asks for the reader’s time and attention, and it will deliver a great tale about responsibility, loyalty and love.
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Grayson #1 Review
Grayson, DC's newest series featuring ex-Robin Dick Grayson was released last Wednesday and it was great. Written by Tim Seeley with art by Mikel Janin, the issue takes place sometime after Nightwing #30 and sets the stage for this new direction for the main character. I will try to keep spoilers to a minimum.
Saturday, July 12, 2014
DC's new books ads are weird
If you bought a comic book published by DC, you might have seen these ads. They try to be funny but at the same time they seem very weird and making you think twice before purchasing the book. Let's take a look at the add for Grayson.
It sounds really aggressive. The use of the character name as a pun feels really rushed and in need of attention. If you think this is bad, wonder what was left in the cutting room. What kind of ideas has the marketing agency throwing at 3 of the morning. Join me after the jump to see that it could have been much worst (and before you ask, I don't work for DC or any company affiliated with them, this were done for fun).
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Nightwing Digital Comics Sale!!!
With a week away from the release of Grayson #1, DC Comics is having a $.99 an issue sale for 7 days!
This includes all the issues from his Pre - Battle for the Cowl series, most of this New 52 one and a couple of One Shots and New Teen Titan. If you are a fan of the character, check it out at comiXology and Google Play Store (via an Android device). I'm not sure if it's also on Apple's App Store.
This includes all the issues from his Pre - Battle for the Cowl series, most of this New 52 one and a couple of One Shots and New Teen Titan. If you are a fan of the character, check it out at comiXology and Google Play Store (via an Android device). I'm not sure if it's also on Apple's App Store.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
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