A good start, I don't know why people love so much their heroes die, and be resurrected more later. Definitely the best comics are when the publisher kills one, and this is no exception, they are not taking much time or drama, like some classics (Death in the family, DC's sacred cow) but I am not complaining, it was good start I hope the next one is even better.

This comic caught my attention on the cover, I really liked it despite the fact that it is a random purchase in search of something fresh, far from the current trite and children's comics of the two most important companies in the USA that are riddling the fun day by day . What turned out to be a correct choice, is not the greatest and most wonderful story, nor the best art, it is more it is somewhat mediocre but it is fresh, pleasant and has parts of exciting plot.

The King hit us with a unique quality, unrepeatable, apparently, not bad, Spawn is a character that I like and has maintained its rhythm unlike other comics, only that this installment was not so exceptional.

He had some moments where I got bored, then he picked up the pace but this number wasn't surprised me.

They're dropping it and this could be a pleasantly interesting character.

Speaking of assassinating a character, this is the best example of how a publisher can assassinate its greatest icon by cruelly dismembering it. Not the original and only Batman is being riddled in a cruel way in each of his comics, it is a real shame to see how the most interesting character of DC dies in popularity and not only him, the same publisher is falling with what he is doing with Batman and Superman.

And gentlemen, we have the biggest bet in DC, it is a bat, it is the most beloved of DC and it has many readers, this is Nightwing. But not the amazing, smart and funny Nightwing we all knew before the disaster that went from Dick to Ric (even though Ric was a real Dick, if you know what I mean). The writing is horrible, just like that of a fanfiction number after number, it is like reading something written by a millennial fan doing something so sweet, to the degree of diabetes, the Nightwing must be pampered and deserve the best