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Nightwing, Vol. 2: Back to Blüdhaven (Nightwing (2016) #2)

Tim Seeley

Paperback | Pages: 168 pages

Rating: 3.72 | 864 Users | 126 Reviews

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Original Title:	Nightwing, Vol. 2: Back to Blüdhaven
ISBN:	1401270859 (ISBN13: 9781401270858)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Nightwing (2016) #2, Nightwing (2016) (Single Issues) #9-15
Characters:	Dick Grayson, Damian Wayne, Barbara Gordon, Randy Hanrahan, Giz, Mouse (DC Comics), Thrilldevil, Bruce Wayne
Setting:	Blüdhaven(United States) Gotham City(United States)

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Dick Grayson's adventures as Nightwing continue in the second volume collecting the best-selling Nightwing series from DC Universe: Rebirth!

Former Robin and retired superspy Dick Grayson has returned to Gotham and stepped back into his life as Nightwing--the blue-and-black clad vigilante known for going where others won't. Fresh off a deep cover operation to infiltrate the Parliament of Owls, Nightwing must come to terms with secrets of his past that will forever change his destiny. Featuring appearances by Batman and Superman, this volume is packed with nonstop action and adventure!

Written by Grayson veteran scribe Tim Seeley, Nightwing, Volume 2: Blüdhaven continues the spectacular adventures of the former Robin, Dick Grayson!

Collecting: Nightwing 9-15

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Title	:	Nightwing, Vol. 2: Back to Blüdhaven (Nightwing (2016) #2)
Author	:	Tim Seeley
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Trade
Pages	:	Pages: 168 pages
Published	:	June 20th 2017 by DC Comics
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Comics. Graphic Novels. Superheroes. Dc Comics. Comic Book. Graphic Novels Comics

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Ratings: 3.72 From 864 Users | 126 Reviews

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Way better!World: The art is good, I like the character designs and lines (reminds of Albuquerque light, especially the eyes). The world building is also fantastic, this new Bludhaven is great and the idea of setting it apart from Gotham with it being Vegas is pretty good fitting the trapeze artist that Dick is, I'm enjoying it. The pieces we get this time around with the job and the advertising was both good and bad, giving Dick a job is great, the advertising stuff was choppy. Overall I really

I thought vol. 2 was a real step up from Nightwing, Volume 1: Better Than Batman. I also really enjoyed the art by Marcus To a lot more than Javier Fernandez's (vol. 1).The reason why I love Nightwing, in general, is his heart. That was missing a bit from vol. 1...It's OK for your character to be a bit lost, it's not "OK" to lose touch with your character's development. It's not that I need to see Dick struggle to make it a good Nightwing book, I just like the equal page time for both Dick

I can't quite put my finger on what makes this such a blah series for me but I think it's because, similar to Batgirl, this doesn't feel like Dick Grayson. It feels like Tim Seeley took Rebirth as an opportunity to just reboot Dick's entire personality. Again, if this is your introduction to Dick Grayson, this is probably fine. If you're like me and threw yourself headfirst into Nightwing lately, this series is 3 things:1. Charmless2. Boring3. BafflingI don't understand what's going on here.

There's a lot that I like in here. It was about time that Dick got out of Gotham and back to Bludhaven. He simply isn't needed in Gotham, and getting him out of the shadow of Batman, Batwoman, Batgirl, Robin, Red Robin... It's necessary for the character, and it's a better and more sustainable move than working undercover as a spy. I like Dick going into social work, though there's a few truly hysterical mentions of Dick "draining" his savings. The notion that Dick Grayson, Bruce Wayne's oldest

Bludhaven sounds much darker and scarier than it is.

Really liked this one, it had some great development and loved the little cameos. Not 100% sold on the romance plotline which felt like it had little development but it's a comic so i'll give them a pass

Mediocre story about Dick once again finding his place in the world. Somewhat predictable and above all... FUCKIN' BORING! I had higher expectations about this title but as it seems i'm probably bailing out of it. *The extra star was because of the fine art and the well-put cliffhanger at the end...