Nightwing #114
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| Writer | Tom Taylor |
| Artist | Bruno Redondo |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
The Eisner Award-winning duo of Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo reunite to tell Nightwing's greatest story yet. The culmination of Heartless's sabotage on Nightwing reaches its dramatic climax when Nightwing loses his ability to leap, impeding his duties to be the superhero we know and love.
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Get Your Comic On - Neil Vagg
May 21, 2024The final arc begins in fine style with Taylor challenging Dick at every turn. Whilst on one side he seeks to conquer his fears, on the other side we're seeing the beginnings of what feels like an insurmountable final battle which lies ahead. Read Full Review
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Dark Knight News - Steve J Ray
May 21, 2024With Nightwing #114, we're given breadcrumbs and teasers aplenty, so, while I'm sad that this five-issue tale will be this stellar creative team's last, I can't wait to see where it will take us. Read Full Review
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Comic Watch - Dustin Gebel
May 21, 2024Nightwing #114 is a great start to the final arc of Taylor and Redondo's soaring run, bringing together the outstanding plotlines of the Pennyworth Foundation, the mysteries of Heartless, and the sudden fear plaguing Dick Grayson. Taylor's scripting splits the book into four storylines that all exist as compelling tales but shortchange the most compelling one. Read Full Review
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AIPT - Michael Guerrero
May 21, 2024Nightwing #114 is the beginning of the end for Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo's tenure on Nightwing. This issue reveals how intense their final chapter will be. Read Full Review
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Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
May 21, 2024A few of the scenes this issue feel a bit like a repeat from last issueanother gala?but it leads to some great scenes with Bruce and especially Damian. I love when writers remember that these two are potentially even closer than Bruce and Damian. Read Full Review
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Batman-News - Aaron Ray Jr.
May 21, 2024The double-edged sword of telling the story you've always wanted to tell is making it work. Overall, the first part of Taylor and Redondo's big finale is living up to the hype. Unfortunately, oftentimes that means the fall can be far worse. My advice is be careful. If you tell readers you will challenge their hero to their boiling point, then you better turn up the heat as often as you can. In my opinion, Taylor has set up the supervillain wanna-be Heartless very well, but what matters more is what he does from this point on. Redondo and Lucas make a great team and makes Nightwing feel like the A-lister they want him to be. So, for argument's sake, let's start high and see if you can keep it up. Read Full Review
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9.0
The Batman Universe - D.M. Grant
May 22, 2024With the return of Bruno Redondo, this book is a return to the title's best issues, and I cannot wait for more. Hopefully this arc sticks the landing. Read Full Review
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8.5
Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles
May 23, 2024This wasn't the most electric installment of Nightwing, but this marked an intriguing opening act of Fallen Grayson. So far so good for the creative team's final bow. Read Full Review
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8.0
DC Comics News - Matthew Lloyd
May 21, 2024Nightwing #114 is a solid start to Taylor and Redondo's final story arc. It includes many of the elements that have made their run successful over the past three years. Redondo is in fine form as he returns to the title and the story points towards a big wrap up for what comes across as a longform graphic novel. Read Full Review
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8.0
Nerd Initiative - martystoked
May 21, 2024Nightwing #114 is a standout issue, showcasing the exceptional synergy between Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo. The blend of psychological depth, high-stakes action, and stunning visuals makes this a memorable chapter in the Nightwing series. The creative team's ability to balance Dick Grayson's personal struggles with the overarching conflict results in a compelling and emotionally resonant narrative. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Jenna Anderson
May 22, 2024All in all, Nightwing is proving to be pretty consistent. Read Full Review
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7.0
Comic Book Revolution - Kevin Lainez
May 21, 2024Nightwing #114 was pure set-up for what the "Fallen Grayson will be about. This set-up was especially needed to establish Heartless as the endgame villain for Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo's final story arc in their creative run. All of the developments did their job in getting over what this story will be about. Now hopefully the remaining chapters will focus on moving forward in the present rather than stuck in the past with more flashbacks. Read Full Review
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7.0
Henchman-4-Hire - Sean Ian Mills
May 25, 2024First issue of the final story doesn't bring a lot new to the table, but does at least kick off the next big superhero scuffle. Read Full Review
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3.5
Weird Science - Gabe Hernandez
May 23, 2024Nightwing #114 begins the long-overdue arc to finally stop Heartless. Sadly, the issue is peppered with silly setups, unexplained happenings (How do you lose your leap?), and mediocre art, especially in the coloring. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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8.5
a really solid start. I like the personal moments between Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson, and we finally see ow threatening Heartless is. The art is of course fantastic, and I am gonna be sad when this run ends.
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8.5
This issue delivers a brutal yet highly enjoyable short story that packs a punch. The pacing is tight, and every panel is filled with intensity, drawing you into the narrative right from the start. Despite its short length, the story manages to make a strong impact, blending gritty action with compelling storytelling. It's a quick read, but one that leaves a lasting impression. Definitely worth checking out for fans of darker, more intense tales.
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Setup for the rest of the arc, excited to see where this goes.
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Tom Taylor and Bruno Redondo's Nightwing #114 marks the beginning of their final arc, "Fallen Grayson", on the title, but unfortunately, it's an underwhelming start. As someone who's never been invested in Heartless as a villain, I wasn't thrilled for him coming back into the limelight as Dick's final boss. Taylor uses the issue to attempt to rebuild Heartless's intimidation factor, but it feels like too little, too late. Heartless's character development in this issue slows down the pacing. I'm eager to move past this setup and dive into how Dick ends up in the situation we find him (and the ever adorable Haley) in at the beginning of the issue. Additionally, the ongoing plot point of Dick's fear of heights has never really made sense t more
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6.0
Lots of build up here that never feels like it's going anywhere, but with promises that it will go somewhere next issue.
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Once again Dick is standing on a soapbox. Once again he shows himself to be completely incompetent and unprepared. I don't care for Hearthless and I found the henchman being killed in front of his daughter very unpleasant.
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