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Spinning out of the "Forever Evil" storyline, Dick Grayson will set aside his career as Nightwing to become a super-spy in the new series from DC Entertainment. By Graeme McMillan Grayson 1 Cover ...

Dick Grayson is back to being a superhero in the first issue of “Nightwing” from DC Comics, which arrives July 27. (Courtesy of DC Comics) By David Betancourt ...

Richard “Dick” Grayson has been many things: a circus performer, a cop, a sidekick, a leader, and even a supervillain (in an alternate future, that is). Come July, however, he'll be adding a new job ...

Dick Grayson, to understate it, is quite the popular fellow. The character has been a wonder ever since his debut way back in Detective Comics #38 (volume 1, naturally). In nearly 75 years, the ...

Dick Grayson—known to comic book fans everywhere as Robin, the Boy Wonder, and Nightwing—is ditching his Wayne Corp.-issued red tights for a job at the fictional intelligence agency Spyral ...

Dick Grayson, presumed dead after the events of Forever Evil, has abandoned his Nightwing moniker and gone undercover with secret agency Spyral in his brand new solo series. Hit the jump to check ...

For decades, Dick Grayson was better known as Batman’s kid sidekick, Robin. Eventually, he broke off from the Dark Knight to become his own hero named Nightwing. Now, with the world believing he ...

Batman faked Grayson’s death and set him on the path to infiltrate Spyral, an international spy organization collecting information on the superhero community.

What the son of the Flying Graysons learned that made him a better superhero. What the son of the Flying Graysons learned that ... ‘Gotham’: Dick Grayson, From Circus Boy to Super-Spy.

In the latest of our comprehensive series of reviews of DC Comics' 52 relaunched titles, we take a look at Nightwing #1. Dick Grayson made his debut in 1940 in the pages of Detective Comics #38 ...