Have read No Man's Land 1 and 2. Who the hell is Batgirl? I assume we find out, but it's driving me nuts! I want to know!
You want I should spoil ya? Because I can. If you want.
Nah -- I have #3 right next to me (home from work with a migraine today, fuck this fucking weather), as well as #5, though I apparently have to beat up someone to get #4 from the library.
I can't get the damned comics browser program to work correctly.
Hmm. You using the Mac version?
No -- since I figured I'd read the comics at home on my laptop, which is a PC, I downloaded CDisplay (at work; T1 line), burned it to a CD, and installed it at home. I think some of its parts didn't totally download. May try again, since I'm home and have nothing to do but clutch my head and pray for rain.
It's a pretty small download, IIRC.
Install. Read. Wallow.
I need more people to discuss this with. I'm coming out of my skin here. It's not pretty.
Okay. Just re-installed. Now need to convince laptop to recognize the CD that has Nightwing 75-92.
Meep. Yes. Yes. You do you do.
Gah. Sorry. I just keep thinking back to how PERFECT it all is.
SHRIFT!
Nightwing 89:
Babs telling Dick he has to leave/Bruce firing Dick
That is all.
Nightwing 89:
I love your spicy brains.
t scribbles that one down
Shrift: it's all part of my
theory about just how Bruce Babs has gone, and it clicked today that, like Bruce, she's got The Fear, and then that fell into place.
I have finally made the laptop my bitch. It's getting old, and the CD drive sometimes likes to destroy CDs instead of read them. I have, however, finally gotten Nightwing 75-92 saved on my hard drive, and have read #75. Dick really has no sense of other people's personal bubble, does he?
While I was doing battle with the laptop, I read far enough into NML #3 to find out who Batgirl was. I don't know enough about Azrael -- all I know is that he took on the mantle of the Bat during Knightsfall, and he was just a wee bit insane. I assume he was somehow rehabilitated in the interim between Knightsfall and NML?
Dick really has no sense of other people's personal bubble, does he?
Circus boy? No, not really. Oh, Shrift--
the other thing, though this isn't R:Y1 related--the reversal with Dick pinning Catalina on her turf (the walls) early on/that damned last scene in #93, on a rooftop, on *his* turf. I kept meaning to mention that.
