Nightwing still doesn't trust Miss Martian but now they will have to put their differences aside once that they face a metahuman who can alter reality.
This was also pretty solid thankfully.
Dan Abnett offers a new installment about this direction concerning the metahumans that are being awaken. This time most of the focus goes to both Nightwing and Miss Martian and this makes sense considering the conflict they have been developing since the beginning of this storyarc, the character work they receive is really appropriate and develop their relationship in a way that is much stronger than before while acknowledging previous events of the past, particularly what happened to Dick.
The super powered person who is introduced here is also interesting due to her skills that can put anyone in any classic movie and force them to live those stories as those characters. I'm really digging this route since it allows Abnett to exploit his creativity and present brand new antagonists that challenge the team in inventive manners.
The rest of the cast also receive decent scenes although is mostly centered around action but it still shows a few compelling character moments.
Guillem March, Brandon Peterson and Denis Medri handle the art and they do a solid job during their respective scenes and considering the different segments that were presented, I don't think the styles clashed too much.
Nice read, digging where this is going.
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