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Nightwing 80-Page Giant # 1 2000 NM-

Nightwing 80-Page Giant # 1 2000 NM-

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Nightwing 80-Page Giant #1 (December 2000) is an oversized special anthology issue published by DC Comics. Placed squarely within the beloved Chuck Dixon era of the character, this issue is a self-contained showcase of Dick Grayson’s world, featuring a dark multi-chapter main feature and several notable character appearances.

Core Plot & Synopsis

The primary storyline woven across the issue is titled "Hella" (broken up into chapters including "She is Vengeance," "Murder One," and "To Serve and Protect").

The narrative introduces a deadly new vigilante antagonist named Hella (Katherine "Hella" Riordan), a woman consumed by blood-soaked rage over the murders of her cop-dynasty family. Armed and relentless, she begins a systematic killing spree to execute everyone she holds responsible for her family's deaths.

Nightwing is forced to step in to halt her crusade. However, as he digs deeper into the case, he unravels a labyrinth of deep-seated police politics, historical corruption, and Blüdhaven underworld schemes featuring figures like the villainous Angel Marin, corrupt chief Redhorn, and the crooked Dudley Soames. The situation rapidly turns volatile, forcing Dick to navigate a blurry line between justice and vengeance before the city erupts in gunfire.

Format & Features

As an anthology "Giant" book, the 80 pages provide extensive deep-dives into the wider Nightwing mythos:

  • Allied Check-Ins: The issue heavily incorporates vital members of Nightwing's inner circle, including Oracle (Barbara Gordon) and Black Canary (Dinah Laurel Lance).
  • Blüdhaven Lore: Features appearances from his civilian allies like Blüdhaven police officer Amy Rohrbach.

Key Comic Information

  • Release Date: November 1, 2000 (Cover Date: December 2000)
  • Major Milestone: Official first character appearance of Hella.
  • Creative Team: Written by legendary Nightwing architect Chuck Dixon, featuring artwork by Michael Collins and Manuel Gutierrez, with a memorable tombstone cover illustrated by Matt Haley.

 

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