With this issue, apparently, the Vigilante is back. But . . . . we all saw the Vigilante mini-series last year. So . . . is that Vigilante connected to this one? Personally . . . I don't think so. But . . . I guess we'll have to wait to see how the story pans out. I really like Marv Wolfman writing Nightwing. He's really got a feel for the character. With him on the Titans, he wrote his character for years. Then, on top of a great story, we got Jamal Igle on pencils. I thought he did a fantastic job on Firestorm. But, now that he doesn't have that gig anymore, he's here. And his stuff looks even better. Last issue Dick ran in to Liu again. It seemed like a coincidence, but Dick knows better. And, she's with Eddie again. She says that she, and Eddie, have changed. Dick really, really, wants to believe her. But, he's also realistic. He knows that they're in business together. But, what he doesn't know, and we do, is that they're also sleeping together. So she's already lying to him. Well it appears that the Vigilante is after them also. Which is how he and Nightwing cross paths. But it's Vigilante's investigation of Liu and Eddie, that puts Dick Grayson in his cross-hairs. So this issue ends with Vigilante in Dicks's apartment, sealing him in a polymer bag so he can question him about his targets. Like I said, it's already a good story. But with Jamal's pencils, it really makes for a nice looking book. Oh, and I can't forget the Ryan Sook cover.
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