It is nice to see Nightwing being written in character again. Recommended for Nightwing fans.

After a long time, an issue worthy of the name Nightwing.

I was nuetral about Batgirl before. Now, I do NOT like her at all. Not a tiny iny bit.

Death Metal stakes without it going into the "what the hell is even happening". Snyder please.

Slow pace but Joker is in character.

Joker is a great Nightwing villain.

Bea. The only good thing in this Ric mess.

Babs really loves Dick. Phrasing.

I love the fights.

Nightwing is back, baby! Masterpiece.

Boring villain.

Suspense is lacking.

Red Hood needs to get dating advices.

This is just bad. I need to stop making myself suffer.

It's trying to be deep. Only ending up as shallow.

Untitled makes me uninterested.

Trigon needs to stay away from this book. Wasted potential.

They repeated the storyline. Oh Lord, don't buy.

Nerf Nightwing for Jason to shine (Yet Jason can't still beat him in this issue LOL). That's okay. I can give it a 5/10. But female Joker makes this 1/10.

It looks like the series will end in a bummer.

:/

I love Tom King, but this is so bad. One of the worst comics I ever read. It's trying to be deep, but only ending up as edgy.

A slow burner worth reading. The art is amazing too. Perfect for a story as dark as this. If DC keeps this up for a year or two, Nightwing will evolve again like the 80's or when he became Batman.

"I won't kill you. But I don't have to save you." -Batman killing someone. When people say Batman doesn't kill, It's like we are not reading or watching the same thing. Issues like this just give fuel to the fire.

Dick Grayson has the circus blood. Dick became Nightwing to escape Robin. He became Ric to escape Nightwing. Isn't that poetic and ironic, Mr. Grayson?

The story slows down to focus on the Judge and his machinations. We know he is dangerous. But who is he? How is he connected to Nightwing and Bludhaven? Why did he disappear the last time? Why is he staying now? The connection established between the Judge and Nightwing past issue is not in this issue.

Dick Grayson has truly lost his way, but it only makes for a better story.

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.

A strong ending wrapping up Seeley's run. With the time constraints involved, the creative team was able to use everything introduced in their whole run and introduce new elements in the Nightwing mythos. It might have missed and fell in some beats of the story, but it has delivered a satisfying story in the end. Seeley's Grayson and Nightwing run so far has defined this decade's Dick Grayson. I am looking forward for what Sam Humphries brings to the world of Nightwing.

I don't know why I like this and the past issue so much. Both are flawed, yet I never had a moment of boredom. The whole issue screams what a comic book is for me: a hero with a heart of gold, a villain who is conflicted, a wacky plan and a lot of monsters causing havoc. The kid in me liked this, especially the Tiger Shark moment. In conclusion, this issue brought a smile to my face and reminded me why I started reading comics.

It's a great issue. The best one out of the past months. If Seeley can keep on doing this, his last arc will be a one to remember.

I agree with the other person here. Kyle Higgins should write an Old Man Grayson. This is better than his and Seeley's current run.

I love Raptor and Blockbuster's moral greyness. They are not evil for evil's sake. It makes them human and we can relate with that. It's a shame Nightwing is just a superhero caricature in this. Seeley's character work of Dick Grayson is at its' lowest in this arc, which is a great surprise if you read the rest of his run. In the end, this is another buildup issue. I just hope the destination is worth it.

The pace of the story is too fast. It may be because Seeley is closing his run. This is the build-up issue, so I'm expecting a slower more focused story in the next issues.

I wish this series is more than 6 issues. It deserves it. The handling of complex questions is amazing. It does not preach nor rebuke. It just shows and leaves the readers to decide their stance. The story is not a simple right or wrong; it is personal.

In my opinion the story is moving slowly and the villains jump from cartoon-y to scary then back again, but the reveal and its connections, even to the New52 Nightwing series, has been solid. All in all, it's a good issue for a tie-in.

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.

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.

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.

The arc built up Blockbuster in a marvelous and fun way. I'm fully invested in the future confrontations between Nightwing and Blockbuster. 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.

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.

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 great start to a possibly great story. 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 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.

Great interactions from both teams. Deathstroke is very relatable and there is a feeling that you can root for him. Nightwing is on the hot seat this time, which is interesting.

A great start to the Lazarus contract by not wasting any time to get the story rolling.

Seeley does a nice job of ending the story and closing the plot points. The art, with its creepy and melancholic vibe, goes well with the story. My only complain is that Doctor Hurt seemed unexplored and felt tack on. 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.