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Nightwing #2
Billionaire Dick Grayson has publicly announced his plans to create the Alfred Pennyworth Foundation, which will help unhoused children get off the streets of Blüdhaven. But Blockbuster feels threatened as his power over the city slips from his hands, and he orders his assassins to…get Grayson. With the safety of his family, friends, and pet, Bitewing, at stake, Nightwing must go head-to-head with the people trying to kill him, in order to protect those he loves. Featuring appearances by the Flash, the Titans, and Jon Kent’s Superman (in a two-part crossover event!), plus the Eisner-nominated, fan-favorite issue Nightwing #87, presented as one continuous 22-page image. Collects NIGHTWING (2016) #87-91 and SUPERMAN: SON OF KAL-EL #9.
Characters: Barbara Gordon, Batman, Beast Boy, Bridget Clancy, Cyborg, Dick Grayson, Donna Troy, Garth, Gunhawk, Henry Bendix, Iris West, Jai West, Jon Kent, KGBeast, Kelex, Lady Shiva, Linda Park West, Lois Lane, Melinda Zucco, Mister Terrific (Holt), Pistolera, Raven, Risk, Roland Desmond, Starfire, Superman, Wally West
Creative roster
Adriano Lucas (Colorist)
AndWorld Design (Letterer)
Bruno Redondo (Artist, Cover)
Danielle Ramondelli (Production)
Geraldo Borges (Artist)
Jessica Berbey (Assistant Editor)
Jessica Chen (Collection Editor)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, Publisher)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Megen Bellersen (Designer)
Tom Taylor (Writer)
Wade von Grawbadger (Inker)
Wes Abbott (Letterer)
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