Tales of the Teen Titans (1984) #44 - Dick Grayson becomes Nightwing
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Tales of the Teen Titans (1984) #44 - Dick Grayson becomes Nightwing

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What are Dick Grayson's flaws?
[Strengths here] | Dick Grayson’s Flaws
Stubborn/Unyielding. Dick has strong convictions concerning what’s right or wrong and imposes his morals on other people. He’s unlikely to fold to other opinions and is resistant to criticism on his hard work.
(Brave and the Bold Vol 3 #15)
The good: This ties into Dick’s willpower, determination, and resolve. People have high faith and trust in him due to his strong convictions.
Not finely in tune with emotions. Dick is bad at expressing his feelings and would rather bottle stuff up or isolate himself when under pressure. He needs to keep in touch with a social network of friends and family in order to avoid becoming a caricature of Batman.
(Nightwing Secret Files (1999))
The good: Dick can work through his own problems, is intensely independent, and is not easily emotionally manipulated. Dick relies on logic and impartial analysis to make objective decisions that other people may be resistant to. He goes for brutal honesty instead of beating around the bush, both a strength and a flaw.
Can be insensitive when speaking with other people. When Dick is moody or under pressure, he has a habit of lashing out. He knows what to say to drive the most hurt into his words.
(Birds of Prey Vol 1 #37)
The good: What’s good about this?
Has a “need” to be in charge. Dick will assert his leadership over a team and take for granted that he is the most qualified. This puts the pressure of the responsibility of his friends’ lives in his hands.
(Teen Titans Vol 2 #12)
The good: Dick typically is the most qualified and makes a great leader.
Takes on too many obligations. Dick has a tendency to overwork himself and has difficulty relaxing. He carries unrealistically high expectations for himself and has a fear of failure.
(Titans Secret Files)
The good: He gets a lot done. Dick prides his productivity, his maturity and his responsible nature. This quality extends to his commitment in relationships.
Impatient with sloppy work ethics. Dick has high expectations for other people, though not as high as the expectations he carries for himself. He’s judgmental of what he considers irresponsible or lazy behavior.
(Titans Vol 1 #39)
The good: Dick draws out better work ethics in other people and knows how to foster the strengths of a team. He completes his work with quality.
Adrenaline junkie. Dick is attracted to risky activities like freefalling, jumping off skyscrapers, and motorcycles. He’s not afraid of death, citing that it may happen at any moment, and is attracted to activities, hobbies, or ‘training sessions’ that may be unnecessarily dangerous.
(Nightwing Vol 2 #140)
The good: This gives Dick an interesting, unorthodox quality in life, and this energy extends into his relationships. Dick is capable of adapting on the fly and lives life to the fullest.
Always trying to prove himself. Dick is sometimes resistant to outside help and resources (particularly from Bruce, but also the Titans, Babs, etc) and becomes unnecessarily stubborn in a “lone wolf” mindset when he feels he has something to prove to himself.
(Nightwing Vol 2 #13)
The good: Dick likes earning things for himself and paving his own way, though he still knows when it’s smarter to work as a team.
Structured vigilante life, unstructured personal life. Dick tends to put vigilantism before his personal life and usually has a very messy living space. Dick isn’t materialistic and has very few personal mementos.
(Detective Comics #871)
The good: Dick is professional and skilled as a vigilante and tends to be more laid back in his personal life.
Nightwing #124 by Dan Watters and Dexter Soy | Preview
Dick sacrificing everything, including himself for a chance of saving people in need ... Moments like this remind me why I love Dick Grayson so, so much. Peak characterization from Watters, no notes.
I'm close to constructing a shrine in honour of Dan Watters.
There's a bitter irony to Nightwing becoming more popular in the last few years - it's mostly a result of Taylor's abysmally saccharine and bland characterisation. A fondant version of DG - all sugar, no complexity of flavour, no nutritional depth. Like many other long time readers and DG fans, I have been starved for a truly stellar representation of Dick since Flashpoint.
Enter Dan Watters.
First there's this interview, which made me weep with joy.
I had forgotten it was possible for people to praise Dick without putting down Bruce. And while it may seem that Watters is painting Bruce as unempathetic, all you need to do is read one single issue of Dark Patterns to know that he most certainly does NOT think that. What he is talking about is the way Bruce and Dick approach detective work differently - which is absolutely correct.
More importantly - "He grew up knowing he was loved. That's what Batman gave him that Batman didn't have."
Utterly perfect assessment, and borne out in full in Nightwing #137 (2026) this week.
Nightwing is accused of causing a pileup on the Bludhaven bridge which led to nine deaths. So of course, in true Bat fashion he is beating himself up in guilt and trying to figure out what happened - but he's not the only Bat on scene.
There's immediate defensiveness in typical Dick fashion.
There's Dick being reckless with his life and Bruce panicking out of his skin.
(Hey Dickie, remember THE LAST TIME YOU GOT SHOT IN THE HEAD IN FRONT OF HIM?????)
There's Dick actually being COMPETENT and SMART again, not just some performative cheerleader cutout who gives a speech and is then inexplicably hailed as a great leader and hero without actually proving it on panel.
There's Bruce's usual concern (this scene is so clearly Bruce in a Batsuit and not simply Batman).
(On a related note I'd tell Bruce to practice what he preaches but that's never going to happen with ANY Bat, let alone the prime Bat.)
Then there's Dick crashing out at him - the usual way he processes his guilt and stress.
And this is where Watters' understanding of the Bruce and Dick relationship is so clearly outlined - Dick is able to rage and crash out at Bruce BECAUSE he knows he's loved. And Bruce lets him crash out and weathers it - acknowledges Dick's feelings without once taking it personally. An outlet Bruce himself never had, no matter how much lore-deficient writers like Taylor and Williamson try to retrofit Alfred into a role and pedestal that never existed.
THIS is what the Bruce and Dick relationship has been for the longest part of post Crisis DC history ever since Prodigal cemented the reconciliation. This is what Batman and Nightwing were under the best Bat editorial tenure.
And of course there's the pot-kettle panel, where Bruce pulls a Dick and Dick pulls a Bruce. Also a cornerstone of their relationship.

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