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Nightwing

by Kyle Higgins, Tom DeFalco, writers (2013)

About this book

"Gotham's protector...or killer? With the Owls descending upon Gotham City, the fate of the city's top official rests on the shoulders of Nightwing. But as our hero embarks on a mission to rescue Mayor Hady, just how do Cameron Kane and turn-of-the-century Gotham City factor in? As Nightwing fends off a Talon with a very personal agenda, he must also prove that he is not the monster the Court of Owls sought to turn him into. Two bodies have shown up in a Gotham morgue, both apparent victims of Nightwing. To clear his name, Dick must figure out who framed him-- and survive the deadly villain know as Paragon." -- page 4 of cover.

Setting / LocationNew York City
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreNightwing Lead Character

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