Nightwing #30
1999
- Series
- Nightwing
- Issue
- 30
- Cover date
- Apr 1, 1999
- Story title
- Just Passing Through
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Nightwing #30, published by DC Comics in May 2014, serves as the climactic conclusion to the series' second volume. Written by Kyle Higgins with art by Russell Dauterman and others, the issue is notable for its role in the aftermath of the Forever Evil crossover event. It focuses on the dismantling of Dick Grayson's life in Chicago, leading to the forced end of his career as Nightwing and the transition into his role as an agent of Spyral.
The issue is highly regarded by collectors and fans for its emotional weight and its pivotal impact on the character's publication history. Dauterman's contributions to the art style were well-received, helping to cement the somber, transitional tone of the narrative. It stands as a significant milestone that reshaped the status quo for the character for the remainder of the New 52 era.
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