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6 - No Climax
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!
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By Eric & RussellIn 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!