NIGHTWING #39 intertwines the past and the present with stunning visuals and an outstanding storyline. You can't miss this awesome issue! Read Full Review

Sam Humphries shows his attention to each character, especially with Dick and stays true to form doing a great job portraying his detective skills. Humphries is off to a great start with his new run on Nightwing, as this story arch draws closer to its end anticipation for the next one grows. Read Full Review

This is a great series that stays true to its roots! I can't wait to discover more about the truth behind who the Judge could be. Read Full Review

Perhaps The Untouchable is a story arc that's a bit too ambitious for its own good; the creation of a new villain while expanding on unexplored parts of Dick Grayson's past as it connects to aforementioned villain and setting it in a modernized Bldhaven. With all the elements finally coalescing, I'm happy that I don't know what's going to happen next now that I have all the flashbacks in context. Read Full Review

With Nightwing #39, A few issues into Humphries' Nightwing arc, I was getting a bit worried about The Judge, who had too many notes of other villains and was dominating the series to an unfortunate degree. However, this issue " taking place in two timelines and finally giving us The Judge's origin " adds some very original and welcome twists, and this run starts to feel like it's coming into its own. Read Full Review

The art byPhil Jimenez and Santorelli on the flashback sequences helps delineate it fromthat of Jamal Campbell, who draws the present day sequences. I appreciate theidea of using different artists to illustrate different sequences within astory. It alleviates the workload for everyone, without the jarring effect thatoften occurs when multiple artists draw a book. Read Full Review

While it arguably overcomplicates the story of the Judge, Nightwing #39 is another solid entry in this series. The artists put in some great work, and Sam Humphrieskeeps the Judge creepy and compelling despite the backstory. This one gets a recommendation. Check it out. Read Full Review

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Ive enjoyed this story arc so far, despite having issues with the reveal of Nightwings history with the Judge. Im interested to see where things go from here. I cant help but be a little disappointed that this is going to be Humphries only arc since a new creator has just been announced for the title. Read Full Review

This arc is long but we are basically rounding third base right now and I have my fingers crossed for a decent dash to home plate. If it doesn't pan out we've always got Jamal Campbell's magnificent art to look back on and wax lyrical about. Read Full Review

Aspects of this issue are promising, but ultimately it doesn't contribute much to the arc as a whole. Read Full Review

Is Nightwing #39 worth your time and money? Sure. There's plenty to take away and enjoy form this chapter, but the story isn't without its problems. The highlights here are easily Phil Jimenez's art and the revelations that come to light about the Judge and who he really is. This story has (had?) a lot of potential, but the uneven execution is hindering its success more than anything. With barely any plot progression, and a slew of new questions coming into play, I do have concerns that Humphries will be able to successfully wrap everything concerning Dick, the Judge, the Limousine Assassins, Elise Svoboda, Guppy, and Baby Ruthless" Read Full Review

This story is a complete mess and without more (important) information about how the Judge is controlling people, I can't get behind it.  The art is really good here, but after five issues of waiting for more explanation, I think I've tapped out. Read Full Review