The book opens with a fairly impressive bit of action, as Nightwing tests out his new motorcycle by racing around on the rooftops of Bludhaven, while doing battle with a ruthless band of thugs. Now the fight is a fairly high energy affair that acts as a nice introduction to the book's newest artist, and while Nightwing never looks to be in any real danger, it's an interesting battle that plays up a nice sense of speed, plus the idea that these characters can fall off these rooftops that are racing around upon. As for the rest of the issue, I rather enjoyed Dick's method of moving through life with his blinders on as we see he's unable to see the problem developing before his very eyes until Barbara is reduced to tears, and even then he's clueless as to what he can do to make things better. Devin Grayson also delivers some fairly engaging moments of interaction in this issue, as the scene between Alfred and Batman was a fun sequence, as was the scene where Dick questions why Alfred has Read Full Review