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* SpoilerCover: The surprising return of [[spoiler: Dr. Hurt]] given away by the cover of a later issue.
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* BreakoutCharacter: Raptor, the savvy antagonist in the first arc of Comicbook/{{Nightwing}}, due to him having a ChronicBackstabbingDisorder and being a JerkWithAHeartOfGold. Also, for being a good Romani character who actively embraces his heritage and encourages Dick to do the same. Already, he's guest starring in Comicbook/{{Deathstroke}}, despite being around for less than a year.
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* FiveManBand: The Run-Offs
** TheLeader: Shawn Tsang/Defacer [[spoiler:and later Nightwing]]
** TheLancer: Randy Hanrahan/Stallion, Juan-Andrés Santos Suarez/Thrill Devil
** TheBigGuy: Gorilla Grimm
** TheSmartGuy: Brendan Li/Giz
** TheChick: Pamela Sweigeld/Mouse
** SixthRanger: Nightwing
** TheLeader: Shawn Tsang/Defacer [[spoiler:and later Nightwing]]
** TheLancer: Randy Hanrahan/Stallion, Juan-Andrés Santos Suarez/Thrill Devil
** TheBigGuy: Gorilla Grimm
** TheSmartGuy: Brendan Li/Giz
** TheChick: Pamela Sweigeld/Mouse
** SixthRanger: Nightwing
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** Shawn, particularly when she's flirting with Dick, as well as the rest of the Run-Offs, especially [[ShrinkingViolet Mouse]].
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Raptor has betrayed nearly every partner or employer he's worked with.
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* CasualKink: Shawn, who mentions off-handedly she likes to be spanked when disappointed that Dick was leaving their date to go 'spank' crime. Dick is all for it when he comes back.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Raptor has betrayed nearly every partner or employer he's worked with. Though he betrays Dick, he shows remorse for it having to happen and appears to legitimately want to build a lasting working relationship with him.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Raptor has betrayed nearly every partner or employer he's worked with. Though he betrays Dick, he shows remorse for it having to happen and appears to legitimately want to build a lasting working relationship with him.
** He's also one to Batman, being a CrazyPrepared animal-themed costumed BadassNormal, with a strict moral code, and acts as a mentor to Dick. However, his code differs from Batman's, and instead of being a rich man who uses his wealth to fight street crime, Raptor is from a poor background and fights the one-percent.
* LikeASonToMe: Implied by Raptor, who's desire to become Dick's EvilMentor takes on new light once we learn [[spoiler:that he used to be in-love with Dick's mother and would have taken him under his wing had Bruce not adopted him]]. While he still fights Dick, it shows his PetTheDog moments and admiration towards him is genuine.
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* UnresolvedSexualTension: There's considerable ShipTease between Dick StraightGay: Stallion of the Run-Offs, who after lashing out at Dick, admits his HairTriggerTemper is born from his troubled acceptance of his sexuality and Barbara. [[ShipSinking It's temporarily sunk]], however.he's trying to work on accepting himself instead of taking it out on people.
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* TheResenter: Raptor towards Bruce Wayne, due to him being a one-percenter and for [[spoiler:adopting Dick and raising him in wealth, away from Dick's culture with the Romani circus, when Raptor planned to take care of him himself.]]
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Two {{BigBad}}s fall into this category, with Raptor waging a war on the 1%, and [[spoiler: Mr. Nice]] murdering corrupt city officials.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Two {{BigBad}}s BigBad{{s}} fall into this category, with Raptor waging a war on the 1%, and [[spoiler: Mr. Nice]] murdering corrupt city officials.
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** The [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Titans]] are seen hanging around Dick's loft.
** Damian is seen living in the San Francisco Titans Tower, a week (in real time) after Comicbook/TeenTitans had revealed the new building.
** Damian is seen living in the San Francisco Titans Tower, a week (in real time) after Comicbook/TeenTitans had revealed the new building.
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** The [[Comicbook/TeenTitans [[Comicbook/TitanRebirth Titans]] are seen hanging around Dick's loft.
** Damian is seen living in the San Francisco Titans Tower, a week (in real time) afterComicbook/TeenTitans ''Comicbook/TeenTitansRebirth'' had revealed the new building.
** Damian is seen living in the San Francisco Titans Tower, a week (in real time) after
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* BatFamilyCrossover: "Night of the Monster Men", which began in late September and ended in early October, running through rotating issues of ''Batman'', ''Nightwing'', and ''Detective Comics'', in that order. The cast of all the books join forces to battle Dr. Hugo Strange and an army of kaiju threatening Gotham during a massive storm.
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* BatFamilyCrossover: "Night of the Monster Men", which began in late September and ended in early October, running through rotating issues of ''Batman'', ''Comicbook/BatmanRebirth'', ''Nightwing'', and ''Detective Comics'', ''Comicbook/DetectiveComicsRebirth'', in that order. The cast of all the books join forces to battle Dr. Hugo Strange and an army of kaiju threatening Gotham during a massive storm.
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''Comicbook/{{Nightwing}}'' is a 2016 comic book series published by Comicbook/DCComics as part of the Comicbook/DCRebirth branding initiative. This series, published semi-monthly, is written by Tim Seeley, and features two main artists on rotation: Javier Fernandez and Marcus To. ''Nightwing Rebirth'' will serve as a SequelSeries to the critically acclaimed ''Comicbook/{{Grayson}}'', in which title character Dick Grayson recovers his identity once again, and dons the familiar black and blue Nightwing suit.
The first arc deals with the fallout from ''Comicbook/RobinWar'', in which Nightwing infiltrates the international organizational Parliament of Owls to bring it down from the inside. Following that, he'll return to set up shop in the city of Bludhaven once again.
The first arc deals with the fallout from ''Comicbook/RobinWar'', in which Nightwing infiltrates the international organizational Parliament of Owls to bring it down from the inside. Following that, he'll return to set up shop in the city of Bludhaven once again.
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''Comicbook/{{Nightwing}}'' is a 2016 comic book series published by Comicbook/DCComics as part of the Comicbook/DCRebirth branding initiative. This series, published semi-monthly, is written by Tim Seeley, and features two main artists on rotation: Javier Fernandez and Marcus To. ''Nightwing Rebirth'' will serve serves as a SequelSeries to the critically acclaimed ''Comicbook/{{Grayson}}'', in which title character Dick Grayson recovers his identity once again, again and dons the familiar black and blue Nightwing suit.
The first arc deals with the fallout from ''Comicbook/RobinWar'', in which Nightwing infiltrates the internationalorganizational Parliament of Owls to bring it down from the inside. Following that, he'll return he returns to set up shop in the city of Bludhaven Blüdhaven once again.
The first arc deals with the fallout from ''Comicbook/RobinWar'', in which Nightwing infiltrates the international
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''Comicbook/{{Nightwing}}'' is a 2016 comic book series published by Comicbook/DCComics as part of the Comicbook/DCRebirth branding initiative. This series, published semi-monthly, is written by Tim Seeley, and features two main artists on rotation: Javier Fernandez and Marcus To. ''Nightwing Rebirth'' will serve as a SequelSeries to the critically acclaimed Comicbook/{{Grayson}}, ''Comicbook/{{Grayson}}'', in which title character Dick Grayson recovers his identity once again, and dons the familiar black and blue Nightwing suit.
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The first arc deals with the fallout from Comicbook/RobinWar, ''Comicbook/RobinWar'', in which Nightwing infiltrates the international organizational Parliament of Owls to bring it down from the inside. Following that, he'll return to set up shop in the city of Bludhaven once again.
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* MRFanservice: EvilMentor: Raptor tries to mentor Dick and bring him around to his way of thinking. However, he's pretty bad at it, and does very little actual mentoring; he's more concerned with ''un''doing what Bruce taught Dick.
* MrFanservice: Downplayed compared to Comicbook/{{Grayson}}, but it's more present in the Bludhaven arc, which focuses more on his personal life (and his romances).
* MrFanservice: Downplayed compared to Comicbook/{{Grayson}}, but it's more present in the Bludhaven arc, which focuses more on his personal life (and his romances).
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Both {{BigBad}}s fall into this category, with Raptor waging a war on the 1%, and [[spoiler: Mr. Nice]] murdering corrupt city officials.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Both Two {{BigBad}}s fall into this category, with Raptor waging a war on the 1%, and [[spoiler: Mr. Nice]] murdering corrupt city officials.
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* BatFamilyCrossover: "Night of the Monster Men", which began in late September and end in early October, running through rotating issues of ''Batman'', ''Nightwing'', and ''Detective Comics'', in that order. The cast of all the books join forces to battle Dr. Hugo Strange and an army of kaiju threatening Gotham during a massive storm.
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* BatFamilyCrossover: "Night of the Monster Men", which began in late September and end ended in early October, running through rotating issues of ''Batman'', ''Nightwing'', and ''Detective Comics'', in that order. The cast of all the books join forces to battle Dr. Hugo Strange and an army of kaiju threatening Gotham during a massive storm.
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* BatFamilyCrossover: "Night of the Monster Men", which will begin began in late September and end in early October, running through rotating issues of ''Batman'', ''Nightwing'', and ''Detective Comics'', in that order. The cast of all the books join forces to battle Dr. Hugo Strange and an army of kaiju threatening Gotham during a massive storm.
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** Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} calls Dick from Japan, while also mentioned Batwoman's "boot camp" from Comicbook/DetectiveComicsRebirth.
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** Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} calls Dick from Japan, while also mentioned mentioning Batwoman's "boot camp" from Comicbook/DetectiveComicsRebirth.''Comicbook/DetectiveComicsRebirth''.
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** Dick offhandedly mentions tangling with a "blonde British lady with kukris", a nod to the [[Creator/ChuckDixon]]-created Lady Vic.
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** Dick offhandedly mentions tangling with a "blonde British lady with kukris", a nod to the [[Creator/ChuckDixon]]-created Creator/ChuckDixon-created Lady Vic.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Both BigBads fall into this category, with Raptor waging a war on the 1%, and [[spoiler: Mr. Nice]] murdering corrupt city officials.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Both BigBads {{BigBad}}s fall into this category, with Raptor waging a war on the 1%, and [[spoiler: Mr. Nice]] murdering corrupt city officials.
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* DatingCatwoman: Lampshaded by Dick, who finds himself inexplicably attracted to [[Love Interest Shawn Tsang (aka Defacer)]] moreso when she's in her supervillain costume. Also downplayed, as Shawn is reformed, and was only guilty of vandalism as a teenager.
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* DatingCatwoman: Lampshaded by Dick, who finds himself inexplicably attracted to [[Love Interest [[LoveInterests Shawn Tsang (aka Defacer)]] moreso when she's in her supervillain costume. Also downplayed, as Shawn is reformed, and was only guilty of vandalism as a teenager.
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* UnresolvedSexualTension: There's considerable ShipTease between Dick and Barbara. [[ShipSinking It's temporarily sunk]], however.
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* ThePowerOfFriendship: The series has brought in a number of guest stars, all of whom have mostly positive relationships with Nightwing, including Comicbook/{{Batman}}, Comicbook/{{Superman}}, [[Comicbook/{{Robin}} Damian Wayne, Jason Todd]], [[Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} Barbara Gordon]], Comicbook/{{Starfire}}, [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally West]], Comicbook/{{Midnighter}}, and many others.
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* ContinuityNod:
** Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} calls Dick from Japan, while also mentioned Batwoman's "boot camp" from Comicbook/DetectiveComicsRebirth.
** The [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Titans]] are seen hanging around Dick's loft.
** Damian is seen living in the San Francisco Titans Tower, a week (in real time) after Comicbook/TeenTitans had revealed the new building.
** Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} calls Dick from Japan, while also mentioned Batwoman's "boot camp" from Comicbook/DetectiveComicsRebirth.
** The [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Titans]] are seen hanging around Dick's loft.
** Damian is seen living in the San Francisco Titans Tower, a week (in real time) after Comicbook/TeenTitans had revealed the new building.
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* WhatTheHellHero: [[Comicbook/Batgirl [[Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} Barbara]] gives one to Dick after he goes off-grid and allies himself with the AmbiguouslyEvil Raptor.
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The first arc deals with the fallout from Comicbook/RobinWar, in which Nightwing infiltrates the international organizational Parliament of Owls to bring it down from the inside. Following that, he'll return to set up shop in the city of Bludhaven once again.again.
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* {{Adorkable}}: [[Comicbook/{{Robin}} Damian Wayne]] is written to be more childlike and playful than in other iterations.
* BatFamilyCrossover: "Night of the Monster Men", which will begin in late September and end in early October, running through rotating issues of ''Batman'', ''Nightwing'', and ''Detective Comics'', in that order. The cast of all the books join forces to battle Dr. Hugo Strange and an army of kaiju threatening Gotham during a massive storm.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Raptor has betrayed nearly every partner or employer he's worked with.
* DatingCatwoman: Lampshaded by Dick, who finds himself inexplicably attracted to [[Love Interest Shawn Tsang (aka Defacer)]] moreso when she's in her supervillain costume. Also downplayed, as Shawn is reformed, and was only guilty of vandalism as a teenager.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: The Parliament of Owls is dispatched two-thirds of the way through the first arc. The actual BigBad [[spoiler: turns out to be Raptor.]]
* EvilCounterpart: Raptor is one to Nightwing, as a charismatic globetrotting costumed adventurer with a [[JustLikeRobinHood Robin Hood complex]]. Only Raptor is willing to betray and kill those in his way.
* Mythology Gag:
** Shawn Tsang's former criminal boss is Pigeon, a villain that has only appeared in a Hostess ad of a comic book.
** The Run-Offs are all based on minor villains originally created by Creator/ChuckDixon. Only here, they're all part of a [[AdaptationalHeroism reformed ex-villain support group]].
* TheyDo: Dick and Shawn enter a relationship at the end of the Bludhaven arc.
* WhatTheHellHero: [[Comicbook/Batgirl Barbara]] gives one to Dick after he goes off-grid and allies himself with the AmbiguouslyEvil Raptor.
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* {{Adorkable}}: [[Comicbook/{{Robin}} Damian Wayne]] is written to be more childlike and playful than in other iterations.
* BatFamilyCrossover: "Night of the Monster Men", which will begin in late September and end in early October, running through rotating issues of ''Batman'', ''Nightwing'', and ''Detective Comics'', in that order. The cast of all the books join forces to battle Dr. Hugo Strange and an army of kaiju threatening Gotham during a massive storm.
* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Raptor has betrayed nearly every partner or employer he's worked with.
* DatingCatwoman: Lampshaded by Dick, who finds himself inexplicably attracted to [[Love Interest Shawn Tsang (aka Defacer)]] moreso when she's in her supervillain costume. Also downplayed, as Shawn is reformed, and was only guilty of vandalism as a teenager.
* DiscOneFinalBoss: The Parliament of Owls is dispatched two-thirds of the way through the first arc. The actual BigBad [[spoiler: turns out to be Raptor.]]
* EvilCounterpart: Raptor is one to Nightwing, as a charismatic globetrotting costumed adventurer with a [[JustLikeRobinHood Robin Hood complex]]. Only Raptor is willing to betray and kill those in his way.
* Mythology Gag:
** Shawn Tsang's former criminal boss is Pigeon, a villain that has only appeared in a Hostess ad of a comic book.
** The Run-Offs are all based on minor villains originally created by Creator/ChuckDixon. Only here, they're all part of a [[AdaptationalHeroism reformed ex-villain support group]].
* TheyDo: Dick and Shawn enter a relationship at the end of the Bludhaven arc.
* WhatTheHellHero: [[Comicbook/Batgirl Barbara]] gives one to Dick after he goes off-grid and allies himself with the AmbiguouslyEvil Raptor.
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The first arc deals with the fallout from Comicbook/RobinWar, in which Nightwing infiltrates the international organizational Parliament of Owls to bring it down from the inside. Following that, he'll return to set up shop in the city of Bludhaven once again.
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''Comicbook/{{Nightwing}}'' is a 2016 comic book series published by Comicbook/DCComics as part of the Comicbook/DCRebirth branding initiative. This series, published semi-monthly, is written by Tim Seeley, and features two main artists on rotation: Javier Fernandez and Marcus To. ''Nightwing Rebirth'' will serve as a SequelSeries to the critically acclaimed Comicbook/{{Grayson}}, in which title character Dick Grayson recovers his identity once again, and dons the familiar black and blue Nightwing suit.
The first arc deals with the fallout from Comicbook/RobinWar, in which Nightwing infiltrates the international organizational Parliament of Owls to bring it down from the inside. Following that, he'll return to set up shop in the city of Bludhaven once again.