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Cover: Greg Land & Drew Geraci & Butch Guice

Nightwing #5

Apr 2003 · DC · 14.95 USD; 24.95 CAD
📊 ~69,938 copies sold its debut month
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This collection brings together Nightwing issues #41-46, where Dick Grayson embarks on a desperate mission to find Barbara Gordon—the former Batgirl turned Oracle—after she mysteriously vanishes. The story sees Nightwing navigating a web of deception and danger, testing his skills and alliances in Gotham City. Written by Devin Grayson with art by Rick Leonardi and others, this arc deepens the bond between Nightwing and Oracle while delivering action-packed superhero drama.

In "Hero of the City," Nightwing faces a city on edge as a vigilante known only as Tad takes justice into his own hands—leading to a tense clash with Dick Grayson. While Dick struggles to find his place in Bludhaven's fractured police force, a corrupt rookie’s rapid rise underscores the system’s decay, and a long-absent figure resurfaces in the shadows. Written by Chuck Dixon and brought to life by Greg Land’s dynamic art and Patrick Zircher’s detailed pencils, this issue captures the grit and moral complexity of Gotham’s sister city. The cover by Greg Land and Butch Guice adds a striking visual punch to a story that lingers long after the final page.

Contains 8 stories
Hero of the City
22 pp · Superhero
Nightwing [Dick Grayson]Nite-Wing [Tad Ryerstad]Blockbuster [Roland Desmond]Clancy
Tonight's the Nite
22 pp · Superhero
NightwingNite-Wing [Tad]ClancyOracle [Barbara Gordon]BlockbusterDudley Soames

In "Tonight's the Nite," a desperate Tad crosses paths with Nightwing after a violent act, setting off a tense clash of ideals in Bludhaven. While Dick Grayson struggles to find his place in a city where corruption runs deep, a rising rookie cop named Mac Arnot seems to thrive in the shadows. As tensions simmer and old connections resurface, the story ends with a sudden, unsettling return—Torque’s reappearance hanging in the air, unexplained and charged.

Improper Angles
22 pp · Superhero
NightwingNite-Wing [Tad]Dudley SoamesBlockbusterGrimm (villain from Gorilla City)Clancy
The Stalkers
22 pp · Superhero
NightwingNite-Wing [Tad]Chief RedhornBlockbusterOracle [Barbara Gordon]Dudley SoamesGrimm
The Hunt for Oracle, Part One: To the Slaughter
22 pp · Superhero
NightwingNite-Wing [Tad]Grimm (the gorilla)BlockbusterLady VicBlack Canary [Dinah Lance]BrutaleMouseGizmo
Hunt for Oracle! Part Two: The Noose!
22 pp · Superhero
OracleBlack CanaryNightwingNite-WingBlockbusterRobin [Tim Drake]MouseStallionGiz
The Hunt for Oracle, Part Three: The Dying Hours
22 pp · Superhero
NightwingNite-Wing [Tad]Grimm (the gorilla)BlockbusterBlack Canary [Dinah Lance]Robin [Tim Drake]MouseGizmoOracle [Barbara Gordon]Lady Vic
Part Four: The Deep
23 pp · Superhero
OracleBlack CanaryNightwingRobinAlfredBlockbuster

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Full credits

artist Greg Land
colorist Jamison
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils Greg Land
cover inks Drew Geraci
cover pencils, inks Butch Guice

Reprints

↩ Reprints Nightwing #41 (2000), Nightwing #42 (2000), Nightwing #43 (2000), Nightwing #44 (2000), Nightwing #45 (2000), Birds of Prey #20 (2000), Nightwing #46 (2000), Birds of Prey #21 (2000)

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