Nightwing Is Trying to Redeem Himself Again Today

Dick Grayson has two jobs. By day, he's a good cop in Bludhaven. By night, he's the vigilante Nightwing.

Now he has a new job: stopping a Nightwing from another world from ruining his life.

"Believe it or not, Bruce," Dick said bitterly, "I didn't kill them. It was that 'Son of Gray'..."

Batman was skeptical, first because "Son of Gray" was practically synonymous with "Grayson," and second because he had seen it with his own eyes. That black-suited, graceful blue bird, with a wicked smile playing at the corner of his mouth.

So Dick had no choice but to follow the clues left behind by that "Nightwing," trying to untangle the threads and get closer to the truth. Meanwhile, the dangerous blue bird appeared without warning in the night, leaned close to his ear, and said...

"The Court sends its regards, Grayson."

Great. So far, all they knew about that "Nightwing" was that he worked for the Court of Owls.

Reader's note:

1. Written for love, not for profit. I won't be signing a contract, and I don't welcome unsolicited criticism.

2. Nightwing selfcest. Isn't it delightful to indulge in big brother?

Premise: Jim and Juan are gods, always and forever.