All the right beats are hit, and this title is that much better for it. Read Full Review

It was so good I refused to even make the obligatory Dick joke. Just too hard to fit it in. Read Full Review

Nightwing #92 delivers no shortcomings. Pacing, characterization, mood, development, and the interaction of all the characters are delivered in perfect pitch. There are lovely moments of levity, action, intrigue, and drama. Hopefully, DC leaves this book out of future Gotham crossovers so that it can continue to flourish. Read Full Review

Taylor and Redondo have plugged into everything that makes stories about the Bat-Family fun and deliver pure joy each and every month. This issue is full of wonderful character moments and clever superhero action. Read Full Review

As long as this creative team is in place, Nightwing is assured to be one of, if not the top book for DC. It's all about a hero striving to be a better person every day and having the time of his life while he's doing it. And that makes for an amazing comic experience. Read Full Review

Everything that Taylor and Redondo have touched in Nightwing has been perfect! This book bats .1000 so don't hesitate to buy it and all the past issues by this duo! Read Full Review

Community. Dick Grayson's entire life revolves around that word. His care and his actions are all manifestations of his love for community. Taylor's rendition of the well-loved hero emphasizes this in every episode, and I am impressed with how relatable and enjoyable Dick's constant friend and family interactions are. Read Full Review

It's another huge winner of an issue from one of DC's best books. Read Full Review

Nightwing's creative team continues to create one of the best books on the stands as they delve even deeper into the title character and the rest of the Batfamily and what makes them so fun and special. Tons of action and character moments all in service of the overall narrative and bringing various story threads closer together with a possible endgame in sight. Read Full Review

Nightwing #92 proves that the character is in good hands under the pencil of Taylor and Redondo. The entire creative teams ability to weave their way from the past and present of the Dick Grayson character, and by extension the supporting cast of the Batfamily, Titans, and Justice League, is a testament to their understanding of the characters. Read Full Review

Nightwing #92 continues to be one of the most electric comics on the stands. Blending superhero vibes with innovative art, you can't go wrong with Nightwing each and every issue. Read Full Review

Nightwing #92 is a strong start to a new story arc that brings the focus back completely on what Dick Grayson is doing to make things better in Bludhaven. Seeing Blockbuster be placed in a spot were he is working against all the odds is a unique spot for the main villain of a superhero comic to be in. This makes how Nightwing will deal with the big game changer at the end of this issue build greater interest for what will take place in this series moving forward. Read Full Review

Taylor's a very good writer, and Redondo and Lucas' artwork kills it every time, but the Blockbuster part is the weak link in this run. It's simply ineffective as a challenge to Nightwing insofar as its not threatening to - at the very least - this reader. I'm still loving the book, but its weaknesses are as consistent as its strengths. Read Full Review

Nightwing #92 manages to balance Tom Taylor's focus on characterization with the series' overarching narrative better than most recent issues. While the opening flashback delivers a great theme with fantastic art, it does result in Taylor's script not having much time to spend in the present day storyline. Bruno Redondo's pencils are as fantastic as ever, and Adriano Lucas makes yet another case for being the true superstar of the series. This issue also marks a good entry point for any new reader to the series. Read Full Review

Nightwing #92 has some things to like, but unfortunately, they are the same surface-level fan service stuff we keep getting.  It looks fantastic, but we should be well past trying to convince everyone how great Dick Grayson is.  Hopefully, the cliffhanger hints that we will get some story progression soon. Read Full Review

9,5/10. The political rise of Dick Grayson.
We understood it well, this run is not about Nightwing but about Dick Grayson. The man behind the mask. Dick has become a public figure who is annoying because he acts on the policies of the city. His project touches the heart of a municipality's missions: urban planning and housing, facilities, cultural activities, health and social assistance, school assistance who knows...) He clearly has ambition. He does not create a foundation because he is nice (all heroes have foundations) but to make it a tool of power. Dick clearly claims it, he wants to change the city and fire the old actors, don't act ! The foundation and the Haven project are the first stone of a larger project. And when your actions push the city to transform itself, when they are part of a more ambitious program, it makes you a politician. That's what Dick Grayson becomes, a politician. Tom Taylor doesn't put it quite as clearly, but that's what he's moving towards. Such a choice implies a change in the status quo because when your civilian identity is so exposed, you can't be exactly the same hero anymore. An interesting bias that pushes Nightwing on a different path than traditional heroism.
This issue shows the rise of Dick Grayson and on the contrary the powerlessness of Blockbuster. The latter will only owe his salvation to a change of strategy. And that's where Heartless comes in. Can't wait for the sequel.
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Redondo's art is getting better and better.
And the story is heading towards an impact! Nightwing's best achievement all these past months: it's sincere optimism. It's the heart of this title and an aspect and theme of the series that isn't discussed much.

Can't we just have Alfred back already?

Yeah, let's just return to status quo, please. This is where you work best, Tom.

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Solid

this is definitely tom Taylor's best work so far. Great character work and artwork. Want more focus on Nightwing so hopefully we get more story progression.

I still enjoy this series, but we really need more plot progression and focus on Nightwing as a competent hero and detective, rather than just the nicest guy in the world.
It's fun seeing Nightwing's connections with other heroes, but I hope future issues will refocus on Nightwing and reestablish his competence and abilities that are currently a bit neglected.