Nightwing takes a page from Batman’s playbook and storms Spheric Solutions, ready to end his conflict with Olivia Pearce once and for all. Unbeknownst to Nightwing, she’s been planning for his arrival, and the battle quickly turns explosive, public, and personal. Can Blüdhaven’s hero survive when his own city turns against him?
Nightwing #132 is an excellent issue full of thrills, action, and a game-changing cliffhanger that readers won't want to miss. Read Full Review
This issue has one of the single most terrifying pages I've ever seen in a comic book. But I can't talk about it for Spoiler Reasons. BUT we will definitely discuss it in the next review! My good gosh almighty! I can't wait. Now let's talk about how awesome this issue was. These characters, these new original villains, of which there are two Are just fantastic, they're different, they're terrifying and they're unpredictable. Honestly if you're a Nightwing fan, I cannot recommend enough reading every issue of this run. From Tom Taylor to Dan Watters. This is the best Nightwing has ever been. If you disagree then in the worlds of a band and a TV Cop Tell me Whyyyyy!? Read Full Review
It's a big issue for Nightwing this month, but one that reads very fast. Read Full Review
Dan Watters and Dexter Soy certainly know how to create scary tension in their storytelling. Read Full Review
What starts as a confrontation turns into a horrific scene Dick Grayson can't imagine. Watters hides the brutal truth in his writing. Soy and Gandini deliver on setting the stage for a living nightmare in Bludhaven. Don't sleep on what's unfolding here. Read Full Review
Nightwing #132 is an emotional tale paired with phenomenal visuals. It succeeds in making the battle personal and shows why Nightwing not only fights for justice, but for hope. A must-read issue. Read Full Review
While the thematic and narrative issues still hover in the background of this run, Watters and Soy pull off a really horrifying reveal and development in this issue. Read Full Review
I think the build and wait was worth it, very well done. The art is perfect for what they’re trying to do as well.
I feel like Dexter Soy's art is getting better and better, with a touch of Daredevil in some of Nightwing's poses. And Dan Watter's pacing and chartacterization are faultless, as usual...
A bit of a temp back from the previous chapter, this issue continues the fight with Olivia and the Cirque du Sin, while tying back to this year’s annual. A horrifying reveal is the highlight, as Dick is drawn into a web of mystery and horror involving the city’s children.
The issue feels very climatic and is super elevated by Dexter Soy's amazing art but this whole Zani & Pearce story is built on a foundation of bad issues with all over the place plotting. I love Nightwing so I'll follow along and hopefully the rest of the arc are on this level (but hopefully better) which at least provides a decent read though ultimately makes no sense.
This should have happened about 5 or 6 issues ago, but we kept wasting time (and money) on Bryce, the fifth-dimensional imp, Nightwing-prime, the commissioner.
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