Wow that Nightwing issue was pretty bad. Good art wasted. Justice League was pretty good again though.
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Wow that Nightwing issue was pretty bad. Good art wasted. Justice League was pretty good again though.
Have they ever explored the "Dick Grayson is a multiversal constant" idea?
Season 4 of titans confirmed
[QUOTE=Rac7d*;5201607]Season 4 of titans confirmed[/QUOTE]
I'm excited about what I've been hearing regarding Dick for season 3. So if it's all good, then GREAT! Another season.
Hopefully I can say the same for Jason. But I'm less confident.
are there any good newer "retro" stories about Dick in his Robin years? Maybe around the first year or so he was with the rebooted teen titans? (Starfire, Changeling, etc.)
[QUOTE=Hypestyle;5202495]are there any good newer "retro" stories about Dick in his Robin years? Maybe around the first year or so he was with the rebooted teen titans? (Starfire, Changeling, etc.)[/QUOTE]
Robin 80th is pretty solid
[QUOTE=Hypestyle;5202495]are there any good newer "retro" stories about Dick in his Robin years? Maybe around the first year or so he was with the rebooted teen titans? (Starfire, Changeling, etc.)[/QUOTE]
How new? Like modern storytelling or within the past 5 years. There were a lot of good ones in the early '00s.
[QUOTE=Tsukiakari1203;5202649]Robin 80th is pretty solid[/QUOTE]None of the stories are really him as Robin though. One is set as he's transitioning to Nightwing, another is a Nightwing solo story, another one is Nightwing with the 1999 Titans team, and the last is Agent 37 during the Grayson series.
[QUOTE=Hypestyle;5202495]are there any good newer "retro" stories about Dick in his Robin years? Maybe around the first year or so he was with the rebooted teen titans? (Starfire, Changeling, etc.)[/QUOTE]
Not many. Stories with him as Robin are pretty rare these days, especially stories that focus on him as Robin instead of him only having a cameo. I guess it just doesn't make sense to them to make stories with him as Robin when they want to push Tim or Damian in that role. I think Jason has even appeared more as Robin if I look into it.
One that comes to mind is Tomasi's Batman and Robin Annual #2 from the New 52. It sucks that it is set in the messed up New 52 continuity. So it is early in his career, but he is kind of old because of the New 52 timeline. Plus he is in his awful New 52 costume, but some like that costume so it might make it better I guess. Still, it really showcases some fun aspects of the character. I wouldn't call it a great story, but it is a lot of fun. I can't really think of any more from the last 10-15 years that are that good.
[QUOTE=Hizashi;5201333]Have they ever explored the "Dick Grayson is a multiversal constant" idea?[/QUOTE]
Not really. I'm surprised Seeley got away with that statement tbh. The Dr Hurt arc Seeley did was a good start and was supposed to explore the multiversal constant theme after Clark mentioned it in one of the prior Issues. if I remember correctly it was even supposed to lead into Metal? In the end it just felt unconnected though.
I'd love to read a story that explores the concept, even just a story in which Dick gets roped into multiverse shenanigans.
[QUOTE=Badou;5203029]I think Jason has even appeared more as Robin if I look into it.[/QUOTE]Depends what you count, Jason in his own book gets more Flashbacks to his time as Robin than Dick, and we get know occasionally versions of Jason's origin story and his death in "Elseworld" settings. But when it comes to full length stories with them as Robin in the main continuity, those are still rarer for Jason
I think other than the one in the 80 Year Robin book we didn't had one since Retroactive: Batman-The '80, and in most of these stories Jason isn't even the main character.
[QUOTE=Hizashi;5201333]Have they ever explored the "Dick Grayson is a multiversal constant" idea?[/QUOTE]
No coz they don't really let him be a part of multiverse story
In the past similar ideas exist
Infinite Crisis, "is this earth's Dick Grayson a corrupted version of yours?" "no"
Convergence, "your bond with Bruce Wayne echoes in every reality" and "if you're like the Dick Grayson I know, you'll know what to do"
Both stories involve a Superman in those conversations too btw
Although those events are limited to two Earths only
Rather than Dick as a Multiversal Constant of being similar too each other and innately good because Deathwing and Nightwing New Order exist, it's more correct to say that Dynamic Duo is the Multiversal Constant. Good and evil, living or dead, past or future, because a Dick Grayson is always paired with a Batman, even crossing earths and crossing time, such as Batman One Million with present Dick, the vampire Batman and vampire hunter Dick, Thomas Wayne Batman and civilian Earth 2 Dick, the robot Batman and Little League Dick.
It's also pretty consistent that the death of one is the other's breaking point, or at least make destabilize them enough. Batman about to kill a Luthor after he almost killed Dick in two continuities, Nightwing New Order, the reason Dick depower all superheroes is Bruce's death, an Elseworld fantasy Batman went insane and keeps Dick's corpse by his throne, vampire hunter Dick couldn't bring himself to vanquish vampire Batman, even though he killed his parents. The whole Owlman subplot in Forever Evil to get a Dick Grayson to replace his.
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Rather than Dick as a Multiversal Constant of being similar too each other and innately good because [B]Deathwing[/B] and Nightwing New Order exist, it's more correct to say that Dynamic Duo is the Multiversal Constant. Good and evil, living or dead, past or future, because a Dick Grayson is always paired with a Batman, even crossing earths and crossing time, such as Batman One Million with present Dick, the vampire Batman and vampire hunter Dick, Thomas Wayne Batman and civilian Earth 2 Dick, the robot Batman and Little League Dick.
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Neither versions of Deathwing are actually Dick Grayson. And the New Order Nightwing wasn't a bad person.
[QUOTE=Drako;5203425]Neither versions of Deathwing are actually Dick Grayson. And the New Order Nightwing wasn't a bad person.[/QUOTE]
I know the latest one isn't but who's the first one?
[QUOTE=Restingvoice;5203429]I know the latest one isn't but who's the first one?[/QUOTE]
This weird dude:
[url]https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Deathwing_(Team_Titans)[/url]