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Some time later, [[Van-Zee]], [[Superman]]'s exact double assumed the mantle of Nightwing, Kandor's protector. | Some time later, [[Van-Zee]], [[Superman]]'s exact double assumed the mantle of Nightwing, Kandor's protector. | ||
| − | Later still, [[Dick Grayson]] took the name—but not the costume—of Nightwing as his new heroic identity. | + | Later still, [[Dick Grayson]] took the name—but not the costume—of Nightwing as his new heroic identity (Tales of The Teen Titans No. 44, Jul 1984: "There Shall Come a TITAN!") |
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| + | *[http://superman.ws/tales2/invasion/ Read SUPERMAN in KANDOR! Introducing NIGHTWING and FLAMEBIRD!] | ||
| + | *[http://batman.superman.ws/bat-comics/nightwing/ Read an excerpt from There Shall Come a TITAN!] | ||
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Revision as of 18:42, 14 October 2005
An alternate identity employed by Superman on those occasions when he and Jimmy Olsen, employing the name Flamebird, participate in adventures together inside the bottle city of Kandor.
The Prussian blue color of Superman's Nightwing costume is reminiscent of the plumage of the nightwing, a Kandorian bird. Superman and Jimmy Olsen first adopt their Nightwing and Flamebird identities during an adventure in Kandor in January 1963 (S No. 158: "Superman in Kandor" pts. I-III; "Invasion of the Mystery Super-Men!"; "The Dynamic Duo of Kandor!"; "The City of Super-People!"). They employ them again during a second adventure, in August 1964 (WF No. 143: "The Feud Between Batman and Superman!" pts. I-II -- no title; "The Manhunters from Earth!").
Some time later, Van-Zee, Superman's exact double assumed the mantle of Nightwing, Kandor's protector.
Later still, Dick Grayson took the name—but not the costume—of Nightwing as his new heroic identity (Tales of The Teen Titans No. 44, Jul 1984: "There Shall Come a TITAN!")
