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%%* AudienceAlienatingEra: For the majority of Nightwing fans, despite not being part of the ''Ric Grayson'' era anymore, this series becomes the complete oppposite, being extremely light-hearted and friendly with no stakes at all and being more of a slice of life than an action title. It's telling that the main villain, a serial killer obsessed with cutting out people's hearts, [[ArcFatigue takes over two years]] for Nightwing to actually catch. [[To be added once 2026 is reached]]
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* AudienceAlienatingEra: For the majority of Nightwing fans, despite not being part of the ''Ric Grayson'' era anymore, this series becomes the complete oppposite, being extremely light-hearted and friendly with no stakes at all and being more of a slice of life than an action title. It's telling that the main villain, a serial killer obsessed with cutting out people's hearts, [[ArcFatigue takes over two years]] for Nightwing to actually catch.
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* AudienceAlienatingEra: For the majority of Nightwing fans, despite not being part of the ''Ric Grayson'' era anymore, this series becomes the complete oppposite, being extremely light-hearted and friendly with no stakes at all and being more of a slice of life than an action title. It's telling that the main villain, a serial killer obsessed with cutting out people's hearts, [[ArcFatigue takes over two years]] for Nightwing to actually catch.
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** A superhero comic book about a street-level vigilante who owns an entire block of apartments and starts off by saving a dog and taking it in. Tom Taylor's ''Nightwing'' or Creator/MattFraction's ''ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}''? Even beyond the superficial elements, numerous comparisons have been made to Fraction's ''Hawkeye'' run due to the use of "moment to moment" panel transitions.
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** A superhero comic book about a street-level vigilante who owns an entire block of apartments and starts off by saving a dog and taking it in. Tom Taylor's ''Nightwing'' or Creator/MattFraction's ''ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}''? Even beyond the superficial elements, numerous comparisons have been made to Fraction's ''Hawkeye'' run due to the use of "moment to moment" panel transitions.transitions and experimenting with what can be done with comics as a story telling medium.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow:
** The last few years of the ''Nightwing'' comic (before Infinite Frontier) have not been well-received. Fans of Dick Grayson really did not like the "Ric Grayson" story, since it got rid of his memories and had him be mean to the rest of the Batfamily for pretty much no reason. After ''ComicBook/TheJokerWar'' restored his memories, this book firmly put Nightwing back on the map as the nicest superhero in the DC universe and fans have loved the first issue.
** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
** Issue 80 reaffirms that Tim Drake has returned to being Robin. While issues leading up to ComicBook/DCFutureState were leaning towards Tim Drake taking back the mantle, the announcement that the ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' relaunch was going to be a Damian Wayne-led series, despite his renouncing the mantle, ruffled some feathers. This issue implies that they will both be sharing the title going forward.
** The last few years of the ''Nightwing'' comic (before Infinite Frontier) have not been well-received. Fans of Dick Grayson really did not like the "Ric Grayson" story, since it got rid of his memories and had him be mean to the rest of the Batfamily for pretty much no reason. After ''ComicBook/TheJokerWar'' restored his memories, this book firmly put Nightwing back on the map as the nicest superhero in the DC universe and fans have loved the first issue.
** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
** Issue 80 reaffirms that Tim Drake has returned to being Robin. While issues leading up to ComicBook/DCFutureState were leaning towards Tim Drake taking back the mantle, the announcement that the ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' relaunch was going to be a Damian Wayne-led series, despite his renouncing the mantle, ruffled some feathers. This issue implies that they will both be sharing the title going forward.
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** A superhero comic book about a street-level vigilante who owns an entire block of apartments and starts off by saving a dog and taking it in. Tom Taylor's ''Nightwing'' or Creator/MattFraction's ''ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}''? Even beyond the superficial elements, numerous comparisons have been made to Fraction's ''Hawkeye'' run due to the use of "moment to moment" panel transitions.
** Also to Taylor's own run of ''Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man''.
** A superhero comic book about a street-level vigilante who owns an entire block of apartments and starts off by saving a dog and taking it in. Tom Taylor's ''Nightwing'' or Creator/MattFraction's ''ComicBook/{{Hawkeye}}''? Even beyond the superficial elements, numerous comparisons have been made to Fraction's ''Hawkeye'' run due to the use of "moment to moment" panel transitions.
** Also to Taylor's own run of ''Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man''.
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* FanNickname: Dick's dog was quickly christened "Bitewing" by fans.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Bruno Redondo's art is incredible and often features very stylized pages of Nightwing moving around the city.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Bruno Redondo's art is incredible and often features very stylized pages of Nightwing moving around the city. Special mention goes to #87, which accomplishes the seemingly impossible and managed to create the comic book equivalent of TheOner by being one long continuous image.
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Flatline is a teenager.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. A week after the villain's debut, this coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. A week after the villain's debut, this coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen teenage girl can do it.
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** Barbara revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted to do.
** When she believed Dick was in trouble, Barbara decided to call in TheCavalry: Batman and the Titans. They almost lost Dick before; they're just making sure that it won't happen again. A pretty awesome scene as well until Dick calls Babs back and tells them all to stand down.
** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation. Bruce even calls Dick to thank him.
** When Dick is caught in an ambush by the fake Oracle in Crime Alley, Batman is there to help him out. They work as well together as they used to and when the fight is over Batman says that he still thought Nightwing could have gotten out of the situation by himself. When Dick asks why he interfered then, Bruce says that he watched his parents die in that alley, and [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he couldn't bear to see his son die there as well.]]
* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. A week after the villain's debut, this coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it.
** Barbara revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted to do.
** When she believed Dick was in trouble, Barbara decided to call in TheCavalry: Batman and the Titans. They almost lost Dick before; they're just making sure that it won't happen again. A pretty awesome scene as well until Dick calls Babs back and tells them all to stand down.
** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation. Bruce even calls Dick to thank him.
** When Dick is caught in an ambush by the fake Oracle in Crime Alley, Batman is there to help him out. They work as well together as they used to and when the fight is over Batman says that he still thought Nightwing could have gotten out of the situation by himself. When Dick asks why he interfered then, Bruce says that he watched his parents die in that alley, and [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he couldn't bear to see his son die there as well.]]
* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. A week after the villain's debut, this coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it.
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** Barbara revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted to do.
** When she believed Dick was in trouble, Barbara decided to call in TheCavalry: Batman and the Titans. They almost lost Dick before; they're just making sure that it won't happen again. A pretty awesome scene as well until Dick calls Babs back and tells them all to stand down.
** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation. Bruce even calls Dick to thank him.
** When Dick is caught in an ambush by the fake Oracle in Crime Alley, Batman is there to help him out. They work as well together as they used to and when the fight is over Batman says that he still thought Nightwing could have gotten out of the situation by himself. When Dick asks why he interfered then, Bruce says that he watched his parents die in that alley, and [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he couldn't bear to see his son die there as well.]]
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** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation.
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** When Dick is caught in an ambush by the fake Oracle in Crime Alley, Batman is there to help him out. They work as well together as they used to and when the fight is over Batman says that he still thought Nightwing could have gotten out of the situation by himself. When Dick asks why he interfered then, Bruce says that he watched his parents die in that alley, and [[AwwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he couldn't bear to see his son die there as well.]]
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** When Dick is caught in an ambush by the fake Oracle in Crime Alley, Batman is there to help him out. They work as well together as they used to and when the fight is over Batman says that he still thought Nightwing could have gotten out of the situation by himself. When Dick asks why he interfered then, Bruce says that he watched his parents die in that alley, and [[AwwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther [[AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he couldn't bear to see his son die there as well.]]
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** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation. At the end Bruce even calls Dick thanking him.
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** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation.
At the end Bruce even calls Dick thankinghim.him.
** When Dick is caught in an ambush by the fake Oracle in Crime Alley, Batman is there to help him out. They work as well together as they used to and when the fight is over Batman says that he still thought Nightwing could have gotten out of the situation by himself. When Dick asks why he interfered then, Bruce says that he watched his parents die in that alley, and [[AwwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he couldn't bear to see his son die there as well.]]
At the end Bruce even calls Dick thanking
** When Dick is caught in an ambush by the fake Oracle in Crime Alley, Batman is there to help him out. They work as well together as they used to and when the fight is over Batman says that he still thought Nightwing could have gotten out of the situation by himself. When Dick asks why he interfered then, Bruce says that he watched his parents die in that alley, and [[AwwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther he couldn't bear to see his son die there as well.]]
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Some Anvils Need To Be Dropped got cut.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. A week after the villain's debut, this coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: As it often appears in Tom Taylor's works, many of society's problems are directly caused by wealth inequality, and the frequency that the rich people will bully the poor.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: As it often appears in Tom Taylor's works, many of society's problems are directly caused by wealth inequality, and the frequency that the rich people will bully the poor.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. A week after the villain's debut, this coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: As it often appears in Tom Taylor's works, many of society's problems are directly caused by wealth inequality, and the frequency that the rich people will bully the poor.it.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: As it often appears in Tom Taylor's works, many of society's problems are directly caused by wealth inequality, and the frequency that the rich people will bully the poor.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: Barbara revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted to do.
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* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
** Barbara revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted todo.do.
** When she believed Dick was in trouble, Barbara decided to call in TheCavalry: Batman and the Titans. They almost lost Dick before; they're just making sure that it won't happen again. A pretty awesome scene as well until Dick calls Babs back and tells them all to stand down.
** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation. At the end Bruce even calls Dick thanking him.
** Barbara revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted to
** When she believed Dick was in trouble, Barbara decided to call in TheCavalry: Batman and the Titans. They almost lost Dick before; they're just making sure that it won't happen again. A pretty awesome scene as well until Dick calls Babs back and tells them all to stand down.
** Dick founding a charity named after the man who bequethed all his wealth to him: the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation. At the end Bruce even calls Dick thanking him.
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** The third issue (#80) reaffirms that Tim Drake has returned to being Robin. While issues leading up to ComicBook/DCFutureState was leaning to Tim Drake taking back the mantle, the revelation that the ComicBook/Robin2021 relaunch was going to be a Damian Wayne-led series, despite his renouncing the mantle, ruffled some feathers. This issue implies that they will both be sharing the title going forward.
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** The third issue (#80) Issue 80 reaffirms that Tim Drake has returned to being Robin. While issues leading up to ComicBook/DCFutureState was were leaning to towards Tim Drake taking back the mantle, the revelation announcement that the ComicBook/Robin2021 ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' relaunch was going to be a Damian Wayne-led series, despite his renouncing the mantle, ruffled some feathers. This issue implies that they will both be sharing the title going forward.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. This coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it. Said issues came out in the same month.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. This A week after the villain's debut, this coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it. Said issues came out in the same month.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. This coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. This coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it. Said issues came out in the same month.
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* HeartwarmingMoments:
** Barbra revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted to do.
** Barbra revealing that Alfred wasn’t a butler because he needed the money, but because it was what he wanted to do.
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** The third issue (#80) reaffirms that Tim Drake has returned to being Robin. While issues leading up to ComicBook/DCFutureState was leaning to Tim Drake taking back the mantle, the revelation that the ComicBook/Robin2021 relaunch was going to be a Damian Wayne-led series, despite his renouncing the mantle, ruffled some feathers. This issue implies that they will both be sharing the title going forward.
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* HilariousInHindsight: The first villain's gimmick is killing people by ripping their hearts out. This coincidentally is how the first issue of ''ComicBook/Robin2021'' ends, with new character Flatline ripping Damian Wayne's heart out. Apparently the unique method of killing isn't so unique and a pre-teen girl can do it.
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* AwesomeArt: Bruno Redondo's art is incredible and often features very stylized pages of Nightwing moving around the city.
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* AwesomeArt: SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Bruno Redondo's art is incredible and often features very stylized pages of Nightwing moving around the city.
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** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
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** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.plotline.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: As it often appears in Tom Taylor's works, many of society's problems are directly caused by wealth inequality, and the frequency that the rich people will bully the poor.
* SomeAnvilsNeedToBeDropped: As it often appears in Tom Taylor's works, many of society's problems are directly caused by wealth inequality, and the frequency that the rich people will bully the poor.
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Uh no. The will was already read way back when Dick had amnesia. This was just the portion that went to Dick — and while it was a huge sum of money, there was nothing that said it was ALL of it.
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** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse
** Julia Pennyworth is Alfred's daughter but he left her nothing in his will
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse
** Julia Pennyworth is Alfred's daughter but he left her nothing in his will
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** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse
** Julia Pennyworth is Alfred's daughter but he left her nothing in his willplotline.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse
** Julia Pennyworth is Alfred's daughter but he left her nothing in his will
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** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
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** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.plotline.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse
** Julia Pennyworth is Alfred's daughter but he left her nothing in his will
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse
** Julia Pennyworth is Alfred's daughter but he left her nothing in his will
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** The last few years of the ''Nightwing'' comic (before Infinite Frontier) have not been well-received. Fans of Dick Grayson really did not like the "Ric Grayson" story, since it got rid of his memories and had him be mean to the rest of the Batfamily for pretty much no reason. After ''ComicBook/TheJokerWar'' restored his memories, this book firmly put Nightwing back on the map as the nicest superhero in the DC universe and fans have loved the first issue.
** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
** The last few years of the ''Nightwing'' comic (before Infinite Frontier) have not been well-received. Fans of Dick Grayson really did not like the "Ric Grayson" story, since it got rid of his memories and had him be mean to the rest of the Batfamily for pretty much no reason. After ''ComicBook/TheJokerWar'' restored his memories, this book firmly put Nightwing back on the map as the nicest superhero in the DC universe and fans have loved the first issue.
** Dick and Barbara's relationship has also been fixed. Prior to the Infinite Frontier relaunch, Barbara had been cross with Dick for not showing up to Alfred's funeral, even though Dick was amnesiac at the time and she knew it. The first issue of this run (#78) has Barbara on much more friendly terms with Dick, as well as both acknowledging that the reason he didn't show up was because he "was someone else." She also gives him a letter from Alfred, which pretty much makes up for any interaction they missed due to his amnesia plotline.
