Is Nightwing out to kill the Statue of Liberty or something? I don't understand those covers.
Dick's in New York working as a model, where he is being Single White Femaled by Jason, who has a shiny, curvy knife and likes to use it on bad guys.
Also, Dick can't turn left, and just lost the VH-1 model award to Jason.
I'll be very sad if this arc doesn't wind up with them opening a Center For SuperKids Who Want To Learn To Read Good and Do Other Stuff Good Too.
PS, the second part of my summary is a lie, but it's really what should have happened.
Dick's in New York working as a model, where he is being Single White Femaled by Jason, who has a shiny, curvy knife and likes to use it on bad guys.
This is the Jason who magically came back from the dead, right?
I kind of get the SWF idea with the whole Robin thing, but...a model?
This is the Jason who magically came back from the dead, right?
Yep. Superboy Prime punched him back to life.
I kind of get the SWF idea with the whole Robin thing, but...a model?
Well, he *is* really, really ridiculously good-looking.
Well, he *is* really, really ridiculously good-looking.
Not the way he's being drawn right now, he's not....
Uh. What?
Didn't you read the ICSF&O?
Not the way he's being drawn right now, he's not....
Okay. True.
Didn't you read the ICSF&O?
The
Infinite Crisis of San Francisco and Oakland
? No, I haven't read anything new in close to a year now.
Thank you all for making my decision to drop DC
in toto
a relatively painless one. Sounds as if I jumped ship just in time.
Nightwing's been startlingly bad.
52, on the other hand, is much more fun than I was expecting.
There's a theory floating around the Interbunny that Nightwing (the title) is so kerfucked because after Infinite Crisis, the multiverse isn't exactly back, but it isn't exactly gone -- characters remember pre-COIE history, etc. And on 52thecomic.com, there's the Ask Prof. Expert "column" about a dude who now has 2 versions of his wife -- each from a different Earth version.
Anyway, the Nightwing theory is that there's more than one Dick Grayson running around the current DC-verse (New Earth?). So maybe the Dick Grayson in the Nightwing title isn't the same Dick Grayson that we, the reader, know from pre-OYL.
But what I want to know is, even if that's true, what version of Earth has a Zoolander version of Dick Grayson?!?
