Nightwing #4

In "Power Vacuum, Part 1," Nightwing and Batgirl are tasked with guarding Boss Maroni as he’s relocated to Gotham under heavy security, following Maggie Sawyer’s push to use him as a key witness against Blockbuster’s remnants. With Maroni now a target for those still loyal to the fallen crime boss, the duo must navigate the shifting landscape of Gotham’s underworld—where trust is scarce and every shadow could hide a threat.

In "A Nite to Remember," Nightwing finds himself unexpectedly joined by a quirky 5th-dimensional imp who calls himself Nite-Mite—his most devoted fan, and a surprisingly mischievous one at that. When the imp reveals he’s come to warn Dick about a dangerous pact Blockbuster made with Neron, the stakes suddenly rise far beyond Gotham’s streets.

In "Power Vacuum, Part 3," Tony Zucco returns to Blüdhaven with ambitions of control, seeking an alliance with Melinda—but both she and Nightwing are determined to thwart his rise. As old wounds and shifting loyalties come to the surface, the city's fate hangs in the balance.

In "Power Vacuum, Part 4: The Leap," Nightwing faces off against Heartless and his rising army, including the dangerous KGBeast, as the chaos of a prison breakout ignites a full-scale assault on Blüdhaven. With the Titans by his side and the city’s future hanging in the balance, Dick Grayson must confront both the battle at hand and the weight of what comes next—especially as Superman and Wonder Woman offer him a path forward that could change everything.

In "null," Gerald Chamberlain, a con artist posing as a family friend, infiltrates the Lyle household with plans to steal their fortune—only to find an unexpected connection with Shelton Lyle, a lonely boy whose isolation mirrors his own. As Gerald subtly shapes Shelton’s worldview, the boy begins to transform in ways neither of them fully anticipates.

In "The Lesson," Jon asks Dick Grayson to help him learn to fight without relying on his powers, pushing himself beyond his usual edge. Dick, remembering how Batman once trained him, decides to guide Jon with a different approach—one that challenges not just skill, but mindset.