Nightwing #94 has a couple surprises and provides some satisfaction for villains getting their due. As always, the characters carry the issue with their relationships interweaving with the villain plot the give the series a "slice of life feel. You'll thrill, you'll smile, you'll cheer, you'll worry! And, I didn't even mention the new Police Commissioner! Read Full Review

Taylor adds another thrilling entry to this well-crafted adventure. Read Full Review

This title remains on a roll and shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon especially if this issues cliffhanger is any indication. Read Full Review

Geraldo Borges' guest art this issue is a good fit, giving the entire affair a slightly more gritty, slightly more realist vibe than Redondo's brighter art. Read Full Review

Nightwing's world takes a sudden turn when Blockbuster makes his presence felt and begins to strike back against the hero and his allies, with possibly dire consequences for at least one of them. This series has done such a good job building up Bldhaven and the players fighting for its very soul, and now those forces are colliding even more and it's hitting hard. Read Full Review

Nightwing #94 is another satisfying issue courtesy of Tom Taylor and Geraldo Borges. While Borges' pencils are rougher than Redondo's, his storytelling is just as strong and maintains the series' high standards for art. For those wary of a lack of plot progression, rest assured that Taylor's script maintains the arc's quick pace and delivers a final page that is certain to shake things up more than ever before. Read Full Review

This issue does a bang-up job in balancing a hint of nostalgic Nightwing storytelling and canon while furthering this run's vibrant spirit and mission statement. Read Full Review

Nightwing #94 is a lesson in threading the needle between successful and unsuccessful slow burns in serialized fiction. The book tells a decompressed story that gives plenty of solid individual moments, but finally picks up the pace of the larger story to give the run a much needed jolt. Paired with mostly consistent art and strong colors, the issue reminds readers why this book remains a quiet favorite, popping up every month to provide some fun, well made comics. Hopefully, this issue gives that jolt needed to rocket the storyline forward, and Redondo can return in the next issue with feet running. Read Full Review

Nightwing #94 is another red-hot issue. Dick Grayson is a hero through and through and, as an ex-policeman, seeing him take down corrupt Bldhaven P.D. officers warms the heart. Dick and Babs are truly a heroic dream team in this issue, just as Blockbuster and his allies exude pure evil. As always, every character evokes an emotional response, and this month's cliffhanger really, really left me reeling. Read Full Review

Can Nightwing survive a guest artist popping in? You're darn right it can! The action and character intrigue remain some of the best in comics. Read Full Review

This was a chapter of plot development with forwarding progression that works well for a good pay-off if given the chance. Very solid with no real problems, but the next issue will have more riding on it with how things have ended up for Melinda here. Read Full Review

With his back against the wall Blockbuster finally went full villain mode as he now sets out to reclaim his power. How that is handled after Nightwing, Oracle, and others are able to accomplish against him throws a lot of things up in the air as "The Battle For Bludhaven's Heart continues. It all led to Nightwing #94 being another strong chapter in Tom Taylor's run on this series. Read Full Review

Grayson's character-work remains unrivaled, and the addition of Geraldo Borges on art is more welcome than ever, especially when it comes to a kinetic car chase. Read Full Review

Come on, Melinda! You're better than that!
The series is ramping up once more.

A pretty solid book that has me interested in the next couple of issues.

I like how this is set up. Nightwing pulling the strings while Blockbuster is trying to figure out who the mole is. I really thought he already knew, that's why he put the Mayor in the room with Lester. I think this would have been better. But the action was good. The stakes are high and we all know it's going to come down to a battle between the two.

It would be a good time to bring Amy back, but no...

Better than the last issue, but this comic's not the same anymore. Taylor, you can do it better.

The end was good, but it seems like if you tore out 15 pages of the book, you wouldn’t miss anything.

Honestly it's good to see this book have another story than blockbuster throwing Canon fodders at dick and this book having some actual story progression and stakes. The problem for me is that those stakes are tied to a character that barley has any character build up after her introduction and her being in