I love what you’re doing here. But if Haley/Bitewing gets taken by aliens, aged up in one issue, and returned to become the new Bathound, I’m out.
Tom Taylor has said before he has "huge" plans for Nightwing #100. It's clear that he values Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon's rich history together, and wants to honor it the best way he can. Thus, I can see only one major possibility for a groundshaking event.
Imagine how it plays out. A romantic candlelit dinner. A night of intimacy and passion. And when the night is still young, Dick drops down to one knee, takes Barbara's hand, and softly asks her that that wonderful little question:
"Barbara Joan Gordon, will you come to me and Starfire's wedding?"
After today's issue of Nightwing people are saying he should be the next writer of Titans/Teen Titans. Do you agree?
When everyone says superman is a boring character or doesn't have great villains or conflicts, I am enraged. Clark kent has struggles, but what is most interesting are when his struggles are everyday struggles dialed up to 11 for a superman to deal with. Girl troubles? How about alien girl troubles? His father dies? How about a future version of himself arrives in the past to let his father die so that he can learn the lesson that he cannot save everyone and has to leave Smallville. These struggles make clark a great character. And the same is for Jonathan.
Tom Taylor's superman son of kal el series has been a delight so far. Jonathan really does tackle systemic problems in society. He has declared that no border or rigged election will stop him from opposing evil president or corporate leaders doing harm to the world. He will fight alongside protestors such as the blm protestors in the cover to one of the issues. But what really humanizes Jonathan is when Jay enters the picture and Jonathan and him kiss. It really feels like a nice soft moment in a way that people who really like each other in real life act. The lean in, the awkward smile after a kiss and on the cover, the way they hold hands is so nice and sweet. I love this series and want taylor to control everything at dc.
What are your thoughts on it now that it's been a few years?
Personally I've always felt rather conflicted about the character personality and or decision making. But I do remember it was a pretty solid read back when it first came out.
I have never had any contact with this character or any Batman comics and I want to know what I have to read before starting this series
I just finished reading the TPB of Leaping into the Light. I loved it, and I want to know when to expect the second volume of the run? I don’t have time to keep up with the monthlies, so any idea when the next volume is out would be great!
What your opinion on him
I've heard good things about it, is it standalone or should i read other books before getting into it?
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