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| Issue |
Nightwing 63 |
| Subtitle |
Red, Fright and Blue |
| Date |
January 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Trevor McCarthy, Karl
Kesel |
| storyline |
Blue Beetle and Robin
cleaned up a few more Jokerized goons, including Fleeter. Dick
continued to blame himself for going too far against Joker. Flash
visited him and reminded him who he was. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 64 |
| Subtitle |
On a Christmas Evening |
| Date |
February 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Trevor McCarthy, Rob
Leigh |
| storyline |
Nightwing took down a
holiday thief and donated the money to charity. Officer Grayson took
one of his assigned Letters to Santa personally - a girl wanted her
father to get a job so he wouldn't have to do mob work. He tracked
the little girl down and saved her father from the goons who were
after him. Afterwards, he told the man where he could get a job. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 65 |
| Subtitle |
Bustout! - Bruce
Wayne: Murderer? part 3 |
| Date |
March 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Trevor McCarthy, Rob
Stull, Rodney Ramos |
| storyline |
[continued
form Batgirl 24]
Officer Grayson heard about Bruce's arrest while at work. He got
himself reassigned to prisoner transport. He dropped off his inmate
at Blackgate and visited Bruce. He went to Oracle after Bruce
refused help. In Lockhaven, Soames and Tad slipped some drugs into
Aaron "Amygdala" Hellzinger's food, contradicting his
medication. Amygdala lost control and went berzerk. A fire was
started.
[continued in Gotham Knights 25] |
|
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|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 67 |
| Subtitle |
Madhouse |
| Date |
May 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Trevor McCarthy, Rob
Stull, Mario Alquiza |
| storyline |
Nightwing battled it
out with Amygdala inside the burning Lockhaven. As the guards
attempted to round up the prisoners for transport, Soames and Tad
made their move. Nightwing finally took care of Amygdala; at least
three inmates escaped, including Soames and Tad. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 68 |
| Subtitle |
Time & Motion - Bruce
Wayne: Fugitive part 6 |
| Date |
June 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
Trevor McCarthy, Rob
Stull, Robert Campanella |
| storyline |
Nightwing visited the
Manor and cave. He spoke with Alfred and found some inconsistencies
on the surveillance footage. He took what he found to Robin for
better analysis. Nightwing was sure the person broke into the cave
three times. Soames and Tad prepared for their new crusade; Hella
struck looking for Lunchmeat Deever. She learned he was in Arizona
in the witness protection program. Dick broke into GCPD to examine
their evidence. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 69 |
| Subtitle |
Ins & Outs - Bruce
Wayne: Fugitive part 9 |
| Date |
July 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
William Rosado, Rob
Stull, Marlo Alquiza |
| storyline |
Alfred's plan of
"smoking the hull" worked - by emitting infrared gas from
the cave, Nightwing found some possible entrance points. He tried
the biggest one, which was located in an abandoned barn on the
estate, and made his way successfully into the cave. Along the way,
he found their first physical evidence. Bludhaven PD went in on a
warrant. The perpetrator offered them half a million in cash to let
him go. Officer Amy Rohrback was threatened when she didn't wish to
cooperate and shot the other officers. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 70 |
| Subtitle |
Dangled |
| Date |
August 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Chuck Dixon |
| Artist(s) |
William Rosado, Rob
Stull, Jesse Delperdang |
| storyline |
Hella arrived in
Desert Plains, Arizona and went after Deever. Nightwing arrived as
she attacked him. He was able to keep her from killing him and
captured her. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 71 |
| Subtitle |
Something About Mary |
| Date |
September 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Devin Grayson |
| Artist(s) |
Rick Leonardi, Jesse
Delperdang |
| storyline |
Officer Grayson met a
former FBI agent, Catalina Flores, while teaching a self-defense
class. After his shift, Nightwing called Oracle - BPD set up a
bomb in the hotel room of Mary Wallmer. As he tried to save the
woman from her "guards" (also BPD), she shot him. He
watched as Mary's escort shot it out with unmarked officers. His
pursuit came up short - she hopped on a plane. Oracle informed him
that Mary was Police Chief Redhorn's wife. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 72 |
| Subtitle |
Roman Holiday |
| Date |
October 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Devin Grayson |
| Artist(s) |
Rick Leonardi, Jesse
Delperdang |
| storyline |
Dick landed in Rome
and began his search for Mary Redhorn. He found her and saved her
from an attack by Italian police. He spoke with his partner, Amy, on
the phone - she'd heard a rumor about a masked vigilante in
Bludhaven. Amy introduced Assistant DA Mateo Flores to her group of
"clean" cops. Nightwing saved Mary a few more times and
jumped on a train she'd caught. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 73 |
| Subtitle |
Cherches la Femme |
| Date |
November 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Devin Grayson |
| Artist(s) |
Rick Leonardi, Jesse
Delperdang |
| storyline |
Amy stopped by to
check on Dick (who was "off work with the flu"); Oracle
sent the Flash to pose as him. As Nightwing confronted Mary's
followers, her husband got a call from his boss - Roland Desmond.
Nightwing got the information he needed - Mary had kept a journal
detailing her husband's "friends." After evading police
near the Eiffel Tower, Dick decided to go the subtle route with his
target. |
|
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| Issue |
Nightwing 74 |
| Subtitle |
London Calling |
| Date |
December 2002 |
| Writer(s) |
Devin Grayson |
| Artist(s) |
Rick Leonardi, Jesse
Delperdang |
| storyline |
Chief Redhorn was
found dead in his office. The phrase "Truth is not an
option" was written in his blood. Dick and Mary, on a boat to
London (he posed as a waiter getting fired to get her sympathy),
were attacked by Lady Vic and Brutale. Dick grabbed Mary's journal
and leapt from the boat. Nightwing took care of the assassins and
had Alfred convince Mary that "Richard" was an Interpol
agent assigned to guard her. Nightwing handed the journal over to
Sgt. Amy, who was hesitant to deal with the vigilante. |
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