Right now, you most likely have some time to get caught up with new things in pop culture and also revisit old favorites in your collection. It was nice seeing Dick break away and become his own person, I think his story is relatable to almost everyone who comes to the point in their lives where they break away from their parents and come into their own. I really enjoy the fact that Superman is this cool uncle figure to Dick Grayson and that Supes has immense respect for Batman's kid partner and likely did far before his dour counterpart.

I read New Teen Titans before I read anything with Batgirl, so I always thought Starfire was Nightwing's unquestionable happily ever after, but Dixon's work on Nightwing and here (as well as some other great stories I've caught up on) make me wonder about his road not taken as well.Unable to avoid fighting crime, Grayson begins a new odyssey, donning a new uniform and gaining a new heroic identity. A lot of great Bat Family moments especially with Dick and Barbara, I love their dynamic in the early years of Gotham before the Bat Family got overwhelmingly larger. On June 10, 2008, Dixon announced on his forum that he was no longer "employed by DC Comics in any capacity.

Dixon had a few notable artistic collaborators, but none who took to the character and setting with the vigor of Scott McDaniel.The other thing I love most about Dick Grayson is that he's like the most popular guy in the DC Universe. I enjoyed the connection with Deadman as they were both circus acrobats and also the conversation with Superman, which leads to the inspiration for becoming Nightwing.