Nightwing #[2]

In "Mutt," Nightwing forms an unexpected bond with a troubled youth while navigating the shadows of Gotham, where a relentless vigilante known as Tad takes it upon himself to clean up the neighborhood—one questionable act at a time. The story unfolds in the quiet tension between protection and punishment, as Nightwing watches the line between hero and fanatic blur.

In "Dead Meat," Nightwing finds himself in a grim predicament when he and Batman are ambushed and nearly devoured by a pack of vicious pigs. Sent to eliminate them, the mercenary duo of Lady Vic and the enigmatic Stallion take on a job that’s as bizarre as it is deadly.

In "Warriors Two," Nightwing faces off against a dangerous trio of villains—Lady Vic, Stallion, and the seemingly unstoppable Blockbuster—during a brutal clash that leaves one of them buried under a collapsing house, presumed dead. The story unfolds with tight, kinetic pacing, showcasing the grit and tactical flair that define these characters in the shadows of Gotham.

In "Wheels," Nightwing finds himself unexpectedly wealthy and channels his new fortune into building a custom car, turning heads and raising eyebrows. As he navigates the spotlight, old ties resurface when Tad becomes increasingly agitated discussing the man who once wore the Tarantula mask. The issue ends with a sudden, ominous appearance from Man-Bat.

In "The Stalking Skies," Nightwing tracks a rogue Man-Bat through the neon-lit streets of Gotham, where every shadow holds a threat. As the creature’s erratic behavior pushes Nightwing to his limits, a sudden presence in the final frame hints at a new player in the chaos—Deathstroke, standing amidst the wreckage, having brought down the beast.