I'm really excited about this new slight change of Nightwing's status quo and this intriguing new enemy could be a welcome addition to his Rogue Gallery. Read Full Review

Nightwing #35 is a great time to jump on if you haven't been reading this title. Humphries and Chang appear to have an incredible story in the works that hits all the right marks for any Nightwing or comic fan as they bring Bludhaven to life in a way that feels fresh and original. Placing Dick in that world only accents and elevates him as a character. There's a ton of texture and characterization to be found here " both in the script and the art " so go pick it up! Read Full Review

The issue ends with a good cliffhanger that hints just how far the Judge's tentacles go, and it's overall a strong, solid start to a promising new run. Read Full Review

Nightwing #35 marks a wondrous series debut for Sam Humphries and Bernard Chang. Both of whom have put a-lot of passion and hard work in faithfully realising the titular hero. Rest assured, the series is in good hands. Read Full Review

I would've loved to see Defacer in this issue just to see where she and Dick are at, but aside from that. This was still a very solid issue of Nightwing. Read Full Review

This book is a cool and crazy crime comic and I cant wait for the next issue. Read Full Review

Great start, if this is the direction this series is headed I will very much enjoy it. I've been waiting on trade paperbacks with Nightwing but man, I might step it up and buy single issues with this team, I knew I should have been buying singles! Anyway, you want this book, you'll like it. Read Full Review

Yet, while there is a fair bit of action and a lot of happens during the issue, things don't quite connect for me. I'll read a scene I'm fully invested in, but will lose a bit of momentum as it shifts to the next in what feels like a rough transition. In part, I think it is because this is the new status quo of Nightwing. But I'm intrigued enough to gamble that the next issue is going to pay off now that the ante has been set. Read Full Review

Electric artwork and solid writing make this a promising first chapter for a new creative team's run on Nightwing. Read Full Review

If you're a casual fan whos been turned off by the lukewarm reviews on this book, now maybe the best time to jump on board and give it a test drive. Its a brand new day in Bludhaven. Read Full Review

A new creative team on Nightwing doesn't bring anything really new or creative to the title in their first issue. Read Full Review

Sam Humphries starts his run on Nightwing with a paint by numbers issue that keeps Dick in Bludhaven, but not much else.  Maybe I was expecting a better first issue, but this wasn't it.  Hopefully it gets better from here because I want a Nightwing book I can get excited for. Read Full Review

Nightwing #35 isnt what I hoped it would be. I had high expectations of Sam Humphriess introduction to the title after his phenomenal work on Green Lanterns. Where that book was heartfelt and fun, this one feels mean-spirited and cruel. I can tentatively recommend it to the die-hard Dick Grayson fan, but I would wait and check out next issue if I were you. Read Full Review

Suddenly, Nightwing seems very much like a book that is better left on the shelf. Read Full Review

A great start for the new creative team. It seems I won't miss Seeley and co that much. Let me say, the art is the standout this issue. The story is great too, but Chang's art and Maiolo's colors are on top form. Humphries on DC is unbelievable. He was meh. Now, he is woah! If he is doing what he did to Green Lanterns, we can expect more from him on the next issues.

Humpries started well the story, and Chang art is very good. Personally, I didn´t like Dick Grayson new "profession", but let´s wait and see how things go.

He made dick open a stupid trendy crossfit gym and become a personal trainer?

That is somehow even dumber and more himbo than making him some vapid blackjack dealer.

Awful shallow choice for the character. Why not a damn gymnastics studio!? At least that would make more sense if he HAD to go the dumb jock route.

And really? Are we going to be subjected to the story of empowerment as the lady struggles to get on the stupid hockey team?

Outside of Dick's personal life though, the rest of the issue was a marked improvement. I like the feeling we are taking it back to the street on a smaller scale, and I like the groundwork being laid for this cold-case story.

Great Chang art, but really a mess. What is going on here?

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