Nightwing vol. 2: Return to
Story by: Tom Seeley
Art by: Marcus To, Marcio Takara, Minkyu Jung, Chris
Sotomayor, Marcelo Maiolo
Story: Nightwing’s future is undetermined at the starting
point of this comic he’s been suffering from some pretty bad dreams, Superman
has an idea on what might be happening and he helps Nightwing and gives him the
idea that maybe moving to Blüdhaven, like the Nightwing he knew, would be the
best course of action for him. Dick takes the advice and moves to Blüdhaven to
start over with a clean slate and to help sort out everything that has
happened. Once there it becomes obvious that the city needs him just as much as
he needed a new place to call home. A group of reformed villains have taken
refuge in Blüdhaven, they just want a chance to start over. But the crime is
rising and someone is framing these reformed villains for murders they didn’t
commit. Nightwing is the only one that believes them and goes against the
police and a crime boss to prove his new friend’s innocence. 
Art: Marcus To did a great job with the art, the backgrounds
and details are wonderful. The coloring had a nice contrast between the neon colors
and the dark and it seemed to fit in with the setting. Sometimes though Grayson
looked like he was drawn you young, there wasn’t enough detail drawn on his
face and he ended up looking like a young teenager instead of the adult he his.
Other than that it was visually compelling the art did a wonderful job of
telling the story. I loved Ivan Reis, Oclair Albert and Sula Moon’s variant
covers.
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