Apparently, Nightwing has a pretty good showing in the animated Hush. He's in there a lot, and there's no jobbing.
Apparently, Nightwing has a pretty good showing in the animated Hush. He's in there a lot, and there's no jobbing.
Well, I agree that the concepts *could* be salvaged. I'm not a fan of throwing stuff out of a mythos and prefer seeing bad things re-worked into positive elements. Even someone as terrible as Kite-Man can become viable and interesting with the right spin. And many of us here talk about wanting to see Dick get a sidekick.....well, here's four characters who, with some work, might become viable legacies. Not sidekick material perhaps, but legacies.
However, I also agree that right now, it's probably best to move on and forget everything about Ric for a while. Get Dick Grayson back on his feet, back in costume, back into good stories. Then, after the dust has settled and we've put some distance between us and Ric......I wouldn't necessarily be against the idea of re-visiting the copycats, using the time away from them as an excuse to justify whatever adjustments and changes need to be made to make them worthwhile additions to Dick's world.
I wont be losing any sleep if they are never seen again (which they likely wont be) but I think they *could* be used to good effect.....eventually. But the scars from Ric have to heal before readers are willing to even look at them without spitting at them, yknow?
"We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another, as if we were one single tribe."
~ Black Panther.
Its not even like they are particularly unique or fleshed out characters. They could make new characters, ones that Dick didn't become a sidekick too and don't carry the taint of Ric, if they wanted to revisit the copycat concept. Though We Are Robin barely made it 12 issues. It was brain dead stupid they thought they could regurgitate that this soon onto Nightwing in the first place, and if it wasn't due to the obvious sheer conceptual laziness of the books editors and the upper management on the character i would never understand how anyone at DC allowed that to fly. When something clearly gets no response, you don't keep doing it over and over. Plus quite frankly Dick has enough copycats as it is.
Last edited by Godlike13; 07-20-2019 at 08:16 AM.
No, they don't seem to be all that interesting or well crafted (not reading the book so all I have are previews and random scans to judge by). But all it takes is a good writer and that can change. DC could definitely introduce new faces if they want to (someday) revisit the copycat idea, and I doubt anyone would really argue about not seeing the current ones again (I certainly wouldnt, nor do I really need to see copycats at all). I'm just saying something good *could* come of them. And in three/five/seven years (or whenever) Ric is going to be a distant memory so I dont think the taint will matter much. It matters today, but a few years from now? Not as much.
The current copycats are awful, but at least they've got a foundation a good writer could build from and improve on, which is a small benefit over using brand new characters. That's all I'm saying.
"We all know the truth: more connects us than separates us. But in times of crisis the wise build bridges, while the foolish build barriers. We must find a way to look after one another, as if we were one single tribe."
~ Black Panther.
Apparently someone on Reddit said otherwise.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Nightwing/c...unity_to_tell/Hush is right up there with the Killing Joke adaptation in terms of disappointment. The animation is very sketchy compared to recent DCEAU entries. They kept Nightwing in the story, but the most action he got was (SPOILERS) getting his butt kicked by Scarecrow and needing Catwoman to save him.
I won't spoil the plot, but the twist at the end really ruined a lot imo. What do you guys think?
Now this is Dick Grayson. Sas Milledge is a good fit imo.
peak Grayson.jpg
Anyways, I'm not sure what to think about Hush since we've gotten conflicting reports in this thread...
I was trying not spoil others but whatever,
Nightwing is not part of the final act so the movie improvised to remove him
Bruce and Selina relationship was alway a big piece of Hush
To be honest I always felt most of these movie would be better of made into 8-10 20 min episodes to follow the storlines closer
but i can understand that you have to deviate when your film forces you to condense everything into 120 mins Even Under the red hoods did not keep everything
where is this from
Thease look nice
some concept art