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Nightwing #141 Freefall, Chapter Two
Cover Date: April, 2008
Overview As the mystery of the disappearing bodies of heroes and villains continues, Superman pays Nightwing a visit. Meanwhile, Dick Grayson's personal life takes a few surprising turns, and a new base of operations for Dick gets under way with a little ...
Issue Description
Overview
As the mystery of the disappearing bodies of heroes and villains continues, Superman pays Nightwing a visit. Meanwhile, Dick Grayson's personal life takes a few surprising turns, and a new base of operations for Dick gets under way with a little help from his super friends.
Spoilers!!
Nightwing and Superman sit in a park discussing the missing bodies they've just found out about. Nightwing can't figure out what the body of a 13th Century French knight and the body of Black Condor have to do with each other. Superman tells him how he accidentally discovered (with x-ray vision) that someone had dug from beneath the grave and cut away the bottom of the coffin. Nightwing tells him he found something similar. Superman tells him he'll be available to help him but has to take care of worldly things also. Before he can leave, they are interrupted by the park security guard. He happens to have a camera and asks if he can get a picture of him "punching" Superman in the jaw.
The next day at the Cloisters Museum, Dick acts as the new curator. He tells the employees that they will be closing the museum for three months in order to add new additions and to take care of some safety issues that have come up. One of the employees questions what makes him qualified to take over from the retired previous curator besides his connections. Dick spouts off his knowledge of their surroundings and easily convinces them that he knows what he's talking about.
Later at Valhalla Cemetery in Metropolis, Nightwing is staking the place out and placing sensors around the grave of some buried super-powers.
Elsewhere, Dr. Kendall is over seeing the acquisition of more dead bodies. He gives one of his henchmen a list of more bodies he wants delivered to him withing three days.
With the help of the Justice Society of America and John Stewart, Dick is making repairs to the Cloister Towers. He then stops by the New York Museum and manages to get a date with Deborah. He takes her to a game at Yankee Stadium. It turns out her brother is a real-estate agent and Dick uses him to try to find a place to live by the Cloisters.
After finding a new place to live, Dick studies the city layout so that he can know how to move around quickly on a motorcycle or other means of transportation. Seeing he needs to buy up more property in Manhattan, he faxes a list of buildings he'd like a subsidiary division of Wayne Enterprises to buy for him. When Bruce receives the fax, he checks out the locations of the buildings. Approving of the smart tactical move Dick made, Alfred fetches his checkbook.
Working late, Dick is visited by Wally West. They catch up on what's been happening since Wally's disappeared and returned. They talk about friendship, Bart, Dick being a curator (and Roy laughing for an hour straight), fatherhood, and Dick's new actual interest in the museum.
Flying on a glider, Nightwing catches up to Bruce's limo. He thanks him for buying the buildings. An alarm from one of his sensors goes off and he has to go to a cemetery in Gotham. He finds three costumed guys digging up the grave of what appears to be the KGBeast (who was buried in his uniform with implants still in place).
Nightwing (1996)
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Volume Description
Starring: Dick Grayson as Nightwing.
PromoFollowing his solo starring roles in Nightwing: Alfred's Return and the September Nightwing 1995 mini-series launched after Grayson's turn under the Batman cowl in Batman: Prodigal, Dick Grayson was rewarded for years of heroic service with his own ongoing series, written by Chuck Dixon and with art by Scott McDaniel, coming off the success of Dixon's Robin (1993) series.
Setting up camp in Bludhaven, a city close to his Gotham City home and twice as corrupt, Nightwing quickly acquired quite a rogues gallery. From underworld boss Blockbuster to the acrobatic Lady Vic to the twisted former cop Torque, Nightwing battled his way to respect in his new town, and the fans took notice.
A hit from the start, Nightwing lasted 153 regular issues, a #1000000 issue, 2 annuals and a special #0.5 issue from Wizard magazine.
As the series came to an end in 2009 with the Death of Bruce Wayne story line running throughout the Bat-family titles, Dick Grayson went on to star as Batman in Batman, Detective Comics, Batman & Robin among others.
Annuals & SpecialsNightwing Annual (#1-2)Nightwing 80 page Giant (#1)Nightwing: The Target (#1)Nightwing Secret Files & Origins (#1)Nightwing: Our World's At War (#1)Nightwing and Huntress (#1-4)Batman/Nightwing: Bloodborne. (#1)Collected EditionsNightwing: A Knight in Bludhaven (#1-8)Nightwing: Blüdhaven (#1-8)Nightwing: Rough Justice (#9-18)Nightwing: Rough Justice (New Edition) (#9-18)Nightwing: Love and Bullets (#0.5, 19, 21-22, 24-29)Nightwing: False Starts (#19-25 & 1,000,000)Nightwing: Love and Bullets (#26-34 & 1,000,000)Nightwing: A Darker Shade of Justice (#30-39, Nightwing: Secret Files & Origins #1)Nightwing: The Hunt for Oracle (#41-46, Birds of Prey #20-21)Nightwing: Big Guns (#47-50, Nightwing: Secret Files & Origins #1, Nightwing: 80-Page Giant #1)Nightwing: On the Razor's Edge (#52, 54-60)Batman: War Games Book One (New Edition) (#96)Nightwing: Year One (#101-106)Nightwing: Mobbed Up (#107-111)Nightwing: Renegade (#112-117)Nightwing: Brothers in Blood (#118-124)Nightwing: Love and War (#125-132)Nightwing: The Lost Year (#133-137, Nightwing Annual #2)Nightwing: Freefall (#140-146)Nightwing: The Great Leap (#147-153)Other Collected EditionsBatman: Cataclysm (#19-20)Batman: No Man's LandVolume 2 (#35-37)Volume 4 (#38-39)Batman: Officer Down (#53)Bruce Wayne: Murderer? (2011 Edition) (#65-69)Batman: Bruce Wayne - Fugitive: Volume 1 - (#68-69)Robin: The Teen Wonder (#101)Batman: War GamesVolume 1: Outbreak (#96)Volume 2: Tides (#97)Volume 3: End Game (#98)Batman: The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul (#138-139)DC Comics Presents: Robin War 100-Page Spectacular (#139)DC One Million Omnibus (#1000000)Note: Issues #23, 40, 51, 61-64, 67, 70-95, 99-100 are not collected.
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