Nightwing #121 is another great comic in this new era of the former Boy Wonder. Watters allows character to drive his story while adding a little "real world flavor to provoke some serious thought about an issue. Dexter Soy makes it look great with his particular stylethis is a solid book in a series that continues to be one of DC's best. Read Full Review

Compared to Watters' other DC work, this is very straightforward and a lot less dark, but it delivers a great story with a strong understanding of what sets Dick apart from the rest of the Batfamily and why Bludhaven might be even harder to save than Gotham. Read Full Review

Nightwing #121 is a compelling addition to the series, blending strong character development with stunning visuals. While the slower pacing may not thrill action-first readers, the emotional depth and world-building make this issue stand out. With a solid creative team and a tantalizing cliffhanger, this installment keeps fans invested in Nightwings mission. Read Full Review

Nightwing #121 is yet another great read. Hard hitting, heart warming and thrilling throughout. Keep it Up! Also look out of a sneak peak at the new Metamorpho book from Al Ewing! Who I spoke to at Thought Bubble! Read Full Review

Overall, this run continues to rock. It's blend of the past and present makes for an exciting yet thought provoking story that isn't exactly setting sights on the future as the team bridges the gap between the previous run to this one. Read Full Review

The longer I look at each individual page, the more flaws in the artwork I seem to find. I won't come out and call Dexter Soy's artwork bad, but it doesn't hold much appeal. As for the story, things seem to be progressing, despite the use of heavy handed melodrama. This issue in particular feels like an episode of 21 Jump Street. Luckily, I don't mind a good after school special as long as it makes sense. Unfortunately, nothing about the Teddies or Nightwing's response to them seems logical. Similarly, Nightwing shouldn't have to bug Helios to prove anything, the actions on the street should be enough to make compelling arguments against what is happening. It is an insult to the reader's intelligence to witness so much child killing, animal testing, and abuses of power going virtually unchallenged in the story by everyone but Nightwing. Read Full Review