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| Issue |
Nightwing 39 |
| Subtitle |
By Force of Arms -
Ballistic Romance: 2 (part of the No Man's Land storyline) |
| Date |
January 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Scott McDaniel, Karl
Story |
| storyline |
Dick and Barbara
escaped Pettit's bunch into a different section of the building.
Pettit began destroying Oracle's equipment. Huntress helped
Nightwing and Oracle escape. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 40 |
| Subtitle |
The Devil Dies at Dawn |
| Date |
February 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Scott McDaniel, Hector
Collazo |
| storyline |
John Law, formerly the
Tarantula, worried about old Nazi enemies who were being released
from German prisons. When they arrived in Bludhaven and attacked
him, Nightwing saved his neighbor. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 41 |
| Subtitle |
Hero of the City |
| Date |
March 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land, Drew Garaci |
| storyline |
Nite-Wing continued
his escapades and Dick returned to the police academy. Ricky Noone
reported to Blockbuster that Nightwing killed two of his men.
Desmond knew about the imposter NW. Dick graduated from the academy. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 42 |
| Subtitle |
Tonight's the Nite |
| Date |
April 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land, Patrick
Zircher, Mark McKenna |
| storyline |
Hogan threw a party
for Dick; Clancy and the recent graduate began getting closer. Nite-Wing
attacked Ricky Noone, killing him and some of his men in a "car
accident." Dick was turned down for a job with Bludhaven PD,
though one of his classmates, Mac Arnot, got in as inspector.
Nightwing met Nite-Wing again - they were cornered by Soames/Torque. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 43 |
| Subtitle |
Improper Angels |
| Date |
May 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land; Patrick
Zircher; Jose Marzan, Jr. |
| storyline |
The two NWs escaped
Torque's explosion. Desmond prepared to travel to Africa to find an
ape to donate him a heart. Arnot became Chief Redhorn's right-hand
man. Dick decided to train Nite-Wing since he appeared serious about
the hero gig. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 44 |
| Subtitle |
The Stalkers |
| Date |
June 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Patrick Zircher; Jose
Marzan, Jr. |
| storyline |
Tad (Nite-Wing) shook
down Redhorn and demanded files on Roland Desmond. Blockbuster began
searching for "Oracle," a hacker who'd been siphoning
moneys from him for years. Redhorn left town after giving the files
to Tad, who gave the files to Nightwing. They broke in on
Blockbuster and were captured. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 45 |
| Subtitle |
To the Slaughter - The
Hunt for Oracle part 1 |
| Date |
July 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land; Jose Marzan,
Jr. |
| storyline |
Blockbuster's people
began torturing Dick and Tad, trying to get Oracle's identity. Lady
Vic and Brutale trailed and attacked the Black Canary. Desmond also
hired the team of Mouse and Giz to track Oracle. Nightwing's car was
destroyed and the computer taken to Blockbuster's hackers. Cicso
Blane turned out to be FBI and freed Nightwing.
(continued in Birds of Prey 20) |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 46 |
| Subtitle |
The Dying Hours - The
Hunt for Oracle part 3 |
| Date |
August 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land; Jose Marzan,
Jr. |
| storyline |
(continued
from Birds of Prey 20)
Tad ran away after learning that Blane was FBI. Grim (a talking
gorilla) attacked Nightwing. Robin and Alfred showed up and rescued
him. They went for Barbara. Canary broke free from Lady Vic and
Brutale, then parachuted from their plane. Blockbuster, Mouse, and
Giz zeroed in on their target.
(continued in Birds of Prey 21) |
|
 |
| Issue |
Nightwing 47 |
| Subtitle |
The Quarry |
| Date |
September 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land; Jose Marzan,
Jr. |
| storyline |
Nightwing shook down
some cops and learned about Redhorn's departure. Dick attended
Blane's (real name Ronnie Houston) funeral. Bludhaven appointed a
new Chief of Police - Wallace T. Ebersol. Nightwing took down Tad. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 48 |
| Subtitle |
The Sylph - Slender
Thread |
| Date |
October 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land; Jose Marzan,
Jr. |
| storyline |
While out on patrol,
Nightwing saw what appeared to be a suicide jumper, but he was
followed by another who landed on her feed from 30+ floors up. She
was aided by a strange synthetic textile fabric. Dick was hired on
by Bludhaven PD. Nightwing tracked down the lady with the fabric,
who'd just killed her second millionaire. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 49 |
| Subtitle |
Dangled |
| Date |
November 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land; Jose Marzan,
Jr. |
| storyline |
Dick took a fabric
sample to Lucious Fox as a potential "investment" to be
tested. Officer Grayson was assigned to Sgt. Amy Rohrbach for
training. As Nightwing, he learned the truth about the fabric lady -
she was Sylvan Scofield. Her father had committed suicide after his
fabric invention (Achilloran) was stolen. Trying to escape
Nightwing, she hung herself in it and was killed. Dudley Soames took
a hostage, Inspector Arnot, and blew up the police HQ. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 50 |
| Subtitle |
Big Guns |
| Date |
December 2000 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Greg Land; Jose Marzan,
Jr.; Drew Geraci |
| storyline |
When the coroner
arrived for Sylph (Sylvan Scofield), there was no body. Dick ditched
his cop gear and went after Soames as Nightwing. Blockbuster's new
heart seemed to be taking well, but he learned that his mother had
died. Nightwing saved Arnot and the cops got to Soames. He was
locked up in the same cell as Tad. |
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