Another entertaining volume of Dixon's long Nightwing run.

This time we have Dick trying to figure out how to balance his life. He wants to help people but he's also trying to date the girl of his dreams on top of now joining the police academy. There's a lot of interesting ideas with the personal life here that they begin to explore. On the crime fighting side we have Blockbuster planning as he always does, a return of a old villain that might turn some heads (you'll get it if you read it), and Huntress grand return.

There's a lot to like here. Dixon has Dick's voice down perfect. A good plan of a good guy doing all he can to help others. I also really enjoyed the relationships with people like Huntress, Barbara, his new girlfriend, and even the villains like Blockbuster. The art is stylish and fun most of the time. However, sometimes, it is really hard to tell what is happening due to the art being so over the top. Also, the pacing is weird as Nightwing keeps getting dragged to different events.

Overall though, this was a fun run of the mill Nightwing adventure. Nothing great but strong character showcase helps it big time. A 4 out of 5.