I love this DC comic series
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I love this DC comic series. It always leaves you guessing what's coming on the next episode. So happy to see the comic
book characters coming to life. Great characterizations as well. Really glad I stumbled onto this one.
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I always loved Batgirl/Barbra Gordon and these comics just made me love her even more! The art and story is amazing! Hands down my favorite comics I own!
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Great story line. I am a DC buff and love the JLA stories.
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I'm a big dc comic fan and well I never thought arrow was such a good hero I aways went for batman or superman but this show mad me realize arrow is pretty cool as well.
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Very cool out of print comic. I wish they could bring the series back because it is very creative and a little shocking.
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I like Doreen and the other characters, I like the story and the art. It is always so fun and entertaining, with punches and programming's facts. It's a refreshing story of superheroes; Doreen has a lot of friends and lets them help her, she gives everyone second chances and genuinely cares about everyone well-being.
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This got me into comics again!  Beware: once you finish this book you will want to continue the series!  Batgirl and the new Batwoman run are so superb, they are what comic books should be.  Thank you DC, you took a gamble and made solid gold art and entertainment!
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I got into "adult" comics recently although I started collecting comics as a kid 20 years ago. This one set the bar higher for me. It made other comics that I hadn't read yet actually seem a little boring. This series is very fast paced, funny and clever all at once. I just ordered vol 2. I'm not sure I can appreciate another series until I get to the end of this one.
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I love this. Ever since I re started collecting the detective series is one of my favorite comics to read.
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This set is great and lining my desk right now. One of my favorites comics series of all time. the sculpting is wonderful.
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I loved this comic because it had lots of action and other really cool things that everyone loves about SUPERMAN!Also I would recommend this comic to any one who loves heros.
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This series really blew me away. As an adult reader who doesn't care much for superhero comics, this volume grabbed me and drew me in. The art is great, in my opinion, and the story is very well-told and the narrative is nuanced. Satisfying, rewarding read.
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I had previously reviewed Nightwing, Vol 1 and stated that it was one of the better comics I'd read thus far of the New 52. One of the issues I'd had with another series titled "Batman: The Dark Knight" is that it peaked early and the last volume or two didn't quite live up to what the others before it had done. I'm proud to say that Kyle Higgins has written a fantastic arc here that ties back to Vol. 1 perfectly, and tells an engrossing story of Dick Grayson that you simply can't miss.

It picks up quite literally where the first volume left off. Someone's been murdered with one of Nightwing's escrima sticks, and the mystery is on. The first issue does a nice interplay between 1910 Gotham and present time (something that ties quite heavily into this arc) that sheds some light on exactly what the set-up for this story is. Vole #9 is a stand-out both in revelations as far as the Grayson bloodline and a truly fantastic fight scene that was the highlight of this arc for me.

That's not to say the rest of the issues are bad. They help realign the volume with what the prior arc set up (Issue #8-#9 don't focus directly on the murder of the escrima sticks mentioned prior) and they do a fantastic job at throwing these twists and turns in that really change the scope of things. Without spoiling anything, there's revelations about relationships, tie-ins to the first volume that actually make a ton of sense (I love Higgins for doing this. Too often in comics volumes are loosely tied together. This is good for readership but it's nice to have these links thrown in) and some truly great action sequences.

Issue #0 does a nice little job at both shedding backstory on Dick and showing us what the next arc will be. Can't wait to read it.

The art is just as good from the first time around. While I feel like Vol. 1 helped set Nightwing's New 52 up for greatness, this capitalizes on it and then some. This rivals the first couple Aquaman comics from New 52 in scope and writing, and that's no easy task. Fantastic work, and I can't wait for Vol. 3.
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I love Zatanna. She's my favorite magical character of the DCU and she's back in her own series! Paul Dini's got the character down perfect. Powerful magically but still human in the end. I will say the only negative of this series so far has been the art. It's not bad, horrible, or anything like that. It could just be SO much better. But it doesn't take anything away from the story. If you're a big Zatanna fan, pick it up and give it a try! The more support the better!
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ill keep this short, i bought this for the sole reason that i love DC had always seen the Spectre on the sidelines but never knew anything about him, so i picked up this.

First i was pleasantly surprised to see that its actually 12 issues in here so its a meaty graphic novel. Secondly the art work is AMAZING, there were multiple times i just stopped and stared and a page soaking in everything on it. Thirdly the story is so amazing and dark wow was it dark for a comic series. I would recommend this too any comic book fan!
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I love the Lumberjanes! This comic is bringing me back into comics, after a very long hiatus. I adore it.
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I love it when DC (or even Marvel) takes the time to focus on their lesser known folks.  And when the first 52 series came about, we all lucked out in that there was an entire year where the focus was on everyone else.  In fact, Supes, Bats, and WW were MIA and everyone else was forced to pick up the slack.

But what I think I love most about this series is the fact that this really seems to be DCs attempt at cleaning up some of the smaller pieces of their rather large continuity corrections of the years, while also really moving the entire DCU into a much more mature and reflective form of literature.

In fact, I'd be willing to state that 52 was the moment in which DC really found their footing in separating themselves from Marvel, in that they began to take on much more adult themes in their monthly comics, instead of just their graphic novels.

But at the same time, they were willing to have fun with it.  Just bringing back folks like Egg-Fu show that this was no droll affair where they wanted you to weep for their heroes.  In fact, everything that happens on Oolong Island alone shows that this was something where they wanted to show how they could still have fun.

But, it also shows that there are repercussions...something that I don't think we saw much of in the standard comic book fare before this.  Something that DC seems to have continually looked at since.

And honestly...this is just some amazing writing in general.  That tends to happen when you get Ralph Dibny and The Question involved.