
Issue 105 is drawn entirely from Nightwing's POV, which is a cool visual trick, but narratively, I found this whole underworld arc pretty low stakes.

Issue 105 is drawn entirely from Nightwing's POV, which is a cool visual trick, but narratively, I found this whole underworld arc pretty low stakes.

You know you're in hell when your desktop is full of icons.

Can Tom Taylor make me cry with an emotional scene between Dick and Bruce? Is it smart to make the antagonist a foil for Nightwing? Does Taylor get a little carried away treating Nightwing as the purest superhero ever?
Yes to all

Love, love, love, love, love it! I'm incredibly biased, but this is officially my favourite comics run, ever. I think I'm actually going to own it which, if you knew my teeny tiny library space, says a lot.
I didn't want this run to end, but I do like how it did.
That mix of Batfam moments, and being hopeful about the future and getting help from friends, even among the bad guys and brutalities, 1/2

LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOOOOOOVE. I maintain that I would happily read this Tom Taylor Nightwing run as long as he cares to continue. There's such light and humour and warmth in it, even while the battle against all and sundry villains continues. You get Batfam moments, and you get satisfying story arcs, and you get actual optimism, and while I definitely have favourite artists, you get consistently great art 1/2

Good Robin/Bad Robin 😈 Is it a reductive characterization of Tim and Damian? Perhaps. But I can also see it working really, really well.