Written by Kyle Higgins, DC Comics’ Nightwing issue 7 is a good effort done by the team, which has resulted in creating an emotional and epic issue for readers. For a change, a team of pencil workers and inkers has done the artwork of this issue rather than a single pair. And interestingly the task has been done quite creatively and impressively. The flashbacks and memories are all pointed with soft lines, whereas, present action and emotional scenes are portrayed in striking combinations. This has definitely made the issue important and substantial in scope. And one must give the due credit to the artwork team including Eddy Barrows, Gerlado Borges, Eber Ferreira, and Paulo Sigueira.
Superboy is back and this time it is better. After the last month attempt by regular writer Jeff Lemire and guest artist Marco Rudy, which seemed little off track, this time the team is back in action and in good form as well. In fact, it’s nice to see the pair show their actual capability despite restrictions of someone else’s story. 
The adventure of Spider-Man is heating up yet again. Colorist Tim Bradstreet portrays Marvel Adventures of Spider-Man from the issue 12 of the Spider man series of 2010. The issue deals with Spider-Man’s war with the Torino crime family. The war in this issue is on the verge of exploding. 
The third issue of the Adventure comics’ Superboy series is out with more exciting and adventurous stories being unfolded. The magic created by Geoff Johns and Francis Manapul in their respective fields has shown its result in the latest issue of the series as always. Moreover, the contributions from Brian Buccellato, Brian Reber, Steve Wands, and Sal Cipriano are also worth mentioning. 
I must confess that Jake Myler, Brian Smith and Michael Raicht have done an exemplary job with the latest edition of “Finding Nemo”. It also makes me wonder if Pixer now whishes that they had thought about this as a sequel first. 
