In this episode, Eric and Russell review the eighth issue in the ongoing series of Nightwing. The Bigger They Are was published in May 1997, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. In this issue, Nightwing fits Blockbuster, it’s kinda like arguing with them about rewind fees. Motorcycle gangs, visions of the bat, and allusions of things to come. What did Eric and Russell think of this issue? Listen and find out! Favorite Panels Eric’s Favorite Russell’s Favorite You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @pkstainless. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

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9 - Timebox

In this episode, Eric and Russell review the seventh issue in the ongoing series of Nightwing. Rough Justice was published in April 1997, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. In this issue, we kick off a 9 issue arc as Dick goes on the rampage. He is determined to find out who is behind the corpses left in Gotham! Is it the Butcher? The Baker? The Candlestick Maker? NO, this isn’t Batman ‘66! Lots of loose ends are wrapped up, including a nice package in a 55 gallon drum! What did Eric and Russell think of this issue? Listen and find out! Favorite Panels Eric’s Favorite Russell’s Favorite You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @pkstainless. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

8 - Dick in an Ice Box

In this episode, Eric and Russell review the sixth issue in the ongoing series of Nightwing. The Visitor was published in March 1997, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. In this issue, we get a visit from an old friend from Gotham. No not that Caped Crusader, but the other little bird. We see more of Soames. Someone gets whacked. And BOOM goes the dynamite! What did Eric and Russell think of this issue? Listen and find out! Favorite Panel This issue, we shared a favorite panel! You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @pkstainless. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

7 - Primal Dick

 In this episode, Eric and Russell review the fifth issue in the ongoing series of Nightwing. Lady’s Night was published in February 1997, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. In this issue, we continue where we left off last issue. A Lady has no name, or maybe she does? Are Soames’ hands are dirtier than we thought? Who is the consigliore? We answer some of the questions, maybe not all them in this episode! What did Eric and Russell think of this issue? Listen and find out! Favorite Panels Eric’s Favorite Russell’s Favorite Dick’s Vocabulary Lesson sobriquet - A nickname that may be more familiar than the real name, usually based on a characteristic of the thing being named. e.g. The Georgia Peach (Ty Cobb). Let us know who you’d pick? You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @pkstainless. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

6 - No Climax

 In this episode, Eric and Russell review the fourth issue in the ongoing series of Nightwing. Lady Be Deadly was published in January 1997, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. In this issue, we start a brand new story arc! A mysterious, buxom, & blonde bombshell, more furry features, and maybe a little this for that? What did Eric and Russell think of this issue? Listen and find out! Favorite Panels Eric’s Favorite Russell’s Favorite Nightwing Movie?! Rumor has it that Chris McKay (Robot Chicken, Lego Batman) has been slated to direct a live action Nightwing movie. Who would you cast as our beloved Dick? Eric had three picks: * Harry Lloyd * Lewis Tan * Steven Yeun Russell had one pick: * Godfrey Gao Let us know who you’d pick? You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @pkstainless. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

5 - A Dollar Short

In this episode, Eric and Russell review the third in the ongoing series of Nightwing. Freebooters was published in December 1996, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. This issue is supposed to be the conclusion to the beginning of the Nightwing story, but we really didn’t see the conclusion of the opening of the story. Dick gets him some Reynard, still have the mysterious Irish lass, and we learn less about the Sons of Minh! What did Eric and Russell think of this episode? Listen and find out! So, Is It Racist? Classist? Some other -ist? Favorite Panels Eric’s Favorite Russell’s Favorites You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @PKStainless. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

4 - The not so thrilling conclusion...

In this episode, Eric and Russell review the second in the ongoing series of Nightwing. Gangland Express was published in November 1996, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. In this issue we get to see Dick settling into life in Bludhaven. We get some background on Inspector Soames, some shoot outs with the furries, a delivery of embryos, and clown vs fox action! What did Eric and Russell think of this episode? Listen and find out! What is going on here? Favorite Panels Russell’s Favorite Eric’s Favorite You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @PKStainless. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

3 - Dick in a Car

In this episode, Eric and Russell review the first in the ongoing series of Nightwing. Child of Justice was published in October of 1996, written by Chuck Dixon with art by Scott McDaniel. This issue begins the Bludhaven story arc for Nightwing. There is some great setup for the ongoing story in this issue. We meet an old Batman villain, get introduced to a band of bad furries, and run into the trope of corrupt cops. Listen in to see how Eric and Russell felt about this issue and how they feel about Nightwing’s first ongoing story arc. Favorite Panels Russell’s Favorite Eric’s Favorite Is it even possible? You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can email us at questions -at- batmanslittlebird and don’t forget to leave your reviews in iTunes or the GooglePlay store. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @RussellHay. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

2 - A Flurry of Furries

In this epsiode, Eric and Russell review the first solo outing for Nightwing. This 4 part series, published in 1995-1996 and written by Dennis O’Neil with art by Greg Land, tells the story of Dick Grayson looking for insight into the murder of his parents. The story begins with Nightwing saving the life of Miggy Webster and follows his journey to Kravia, where he learns the story of what happened to the Flying Graysons. This book feels like it was written in the 1990’s and shows its age. Listen to this episode to hear what Eric and Russell have to say about this outing, 90’s hair, the portrayal of women in comics, and the beginning of Nightwing in his solo career. You can find Batman’s Little Bird online at http://batmanslittlebird.com. And follow us on twitter @bmansltlbird You can download the episodes on iTunes and Google Play. You can find Eric on twitter @ericjfontenot and Russell @RussellHay. The cover art for this podcast is by Julie Godwin and the theme music is by Crystal Jack. Thanks for listening!

1 - Letters from Kravia

In this episode we discuss the nature of the podcast, and why Dick Grayson is the best, and not the worst. We’ll add more here later, but for now, go find us at @bmansltlbird on twitter.

0 - Holy New Podcast, Batman!

A podcast dedicated to the boy wonder, Dick Grayson where we talk about his history, and go through every comic he appears in

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