This wasn't the biggest must-read issue this week, but the strong character work and above average artwork make this an easy recommendation for both Nightwing and Flash fans. Read Full Review

Nightwing #21 is a great one-off story that is both a satisfying read by itself and does a great job re-establishing a forgotten friendship. Read Full Review

Benefiting from a light-hearted outlook and a refreshing break from the doom and gloom, Nightwing #21 may suffer from a lacklustre villain, but then the villain was never going to be a focus in an issue where you have both Wally West and Dick Grayson teaming-up. The character dynamic presented here is fun and engaging and if a team-up of these two superheroes sounds like your kind of thing, then you need to read this. Read Full Review

With fun art and a refreshingly lighthearted tone, this issue is a nice break from the series' usual drama. Read Full Review

The bonds and interactions between heroes, or even heroes and villains is what drives us to continue following their lives. This was a great little interlude that gave us a closer look into the friendship between Dick and Wally. The dialogue was very charming and witty, and you can't help but smile. Read Full Review

A very satisfying issue which left a smile on this reader's face. Read Full Review

This issue provides a relaxed, irreverent but still fun and overall enjoyable beginning to a new arc. The chemistry between Wally and Dick is a crowd-pleaser, however its the strongest hook this book has to offer without a substantial villainYET. Read Full Review

While this one-shot doesn't do much for big picture of Nightwing, it does give us a simple break from the stories we've been getting and allows our hero to have a bit of fun while his best friend is in town.  The art was decent, but the dialog was forced at times, but all in all, it was fun to read. Read Full Review

As a one-off story with a bit of setup for future arcs, this is fine. I promise you I'll forget most of it within the month, but it's fine. The writing is a bit rough, consisting of both great ideas and grating dialogue. It's a breeze to read, though, and even with a questionable script Dick and Wally have an easy chemistry. Bldhaven itself is probably the most fascinating character here, with different locales bringing out different aspects of the city. While this was not my favorite issue of Nightwing, it was a serviceable break between arcs and a nice little breather. Read Full Review

I am growing very disappointed in this Nightwing series especially seeing as how Nightwing is one of my favorite Batman related characters. I will have to say that this issue is unfortunately a pass. Read Full Review

If you're a fan of Dick and Wally then you may very well enjoy the hell out of this issue. It's nothing special, but the writer at least has fun with everyone's favorite two best friends in the DC universe. There is no real drama or sense of urgency outside of the opening sequence, but you'll be entertained. Read Full Review

The entire issue feels very disposable and it should probably be skipped. Read Full Review

A good one-shot. It builds on the Wally and Dick Grayson friendship that was loss since the New52 started. It also sets up one of the villains on the upcoming Blockbuster arc.

There's a person scoring 1.0 in every issue. I don't know if he has a hate vendetta against Dick Grayson or Seeley, but it destroys the purpose of user reviews when one angry person can destroy the truthfulness of the score. Please don't mind him, and CBRU please find measures against score abuses like this. Thank you.

A Dick and Wally Buddy Buddy issue? What's not to like?! Well... the dialogue was forced and cringe-worthy at times, and the art was average at best. Definitely did not live up to the expectations I had from reading the solicitation preview. That said, a so-so Dick and Wally Buddy Buddy issue is still that, so not all bad.

SCORE: 6.2