DC: The Best Nightwing Comics

Spider-Man before there was one. He even has his own fan-run database, which thankfully - though surprisingly - isn't called Dickipedia. Dick Grayson is one of the oldest characters in DC Comics history, with nearly eighty years of adventures spanning dozens of continuities. Picking out the best Nightwing comics is a difficult task.

The Best Nightwing Comics from DC

Nightwing #140-146: Freefall If Nightwing appeared in the DC cinematic universe, Freefall could be a fantastic arc to dive into. Written by Don Kramer, Peter Tomasi and Michael Bair with art by Rags Morales, the story invites Dick to become the world's greatest detective on his own merits. The bodies of deceased villains began to disappear, leading Nightwing into a complex underworld of experimentation and the League of Assassins. [caption id="attachment_208812" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Image:
DC Universe Infinite[/caption] Nightwing: Year One Many of Dick Grayson's adventures were metaphors for coming of age, and Nightwing: Year One is no exception. Here, his father kicked him out of the house and he needs to find a way to survive. When Dick was in his late teens, he and Bruce weren't getting along. Bruce fired him, and Nightwing was born. [caption id="attachment_208868" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Image: CBR[/caption] Batman vs. Robin This is the original story arc from Grant Morrison's Batman & Robin series, which saw Dick Grayson as the Dark Knight and Damian as the Boy Wonder. Despite the title, the story is focused on the strong bond that developed between the two. Upon discovering that Bruce Wayne might still be alive, Damian's first thought isn't joy at maybe meeting his father, but worry that he and Dick won't be partners anymore. [caption id="attachment_208941" align="aligncenter" width="750"] Image:
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