Nightwing #138

. It does everything right in this multititle crossover event and it's easily the best Nightwing issue in a long time. If you ask me, and you did since you're reading this, even if you don't care for the Resurrection story, this is still a must read issue for anyone, as it's just too much fun not to get. Read Full Review

Overall, this is a strong second installment to The Resurrection of Ras Al Ghul. The creative team behind this story arc is doing a great job keeping each issue focused on the title character while maintaining the greater plot at hand. I enjoyed the action and the narration in this issue and I am really beginning to enjoy this story-arc a lot more than I originally had. Read Full Review

Despite taking issue with the structure of this crossover and the way these two minor issues have played out in terms of plot, I am enjoying the brief glimpses of the greater story that I've caught between action sequences. I'll end this review in a similar way I concluded my review of last installment: If this crossover succeeds in further exploring the family dynamic between Batman, his surrogate sons, his real son, Talia and Ra's, turning out to be more than an excuse to bring the Demon's Head back from the dead, I'll consider the event a success. It still has a long way to go, however. Read Full Review

Not as big a disappointment as Robin, but "The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul" has a ways to go before it'll really impress me. Hopefully with the next two installments in the core Batman titles, the crossover will get the shot of adrenaline it so desperately needs right now. Read Full Review