The best Nightwing’s Butt Artist is back on the job

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Raven, Cyborg, Starfire, Nightwing, Beast Boy, Donna Troy, and Wally West/Flash on the cover of Titans #1 (2023).

Candid Polaroids of the Titans are strewn around a table with an open pizza box in the background. The Polaroids spell TITANS.

Cyborg dashes out onto a football field.

Concept art of Hal Jordan, Green Lantern.

Sinestro is incognito in a leather jacket on a rainy city street.

Simon Baz/Green Lantern, winds up a big green hammer to smash a carnival game as a woman and a kid look on.

A graphic timeline for DC’s announced Dawn of DC books, with Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Cyborg, and Teen Titans logos all highlighted for the month of May.

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DC Comics is promising a new day with Dawn of DC, the company’s 2023 publishing initiative, set to deliver new updates for heroes and easy jumping on points for readers around the DC Universe. But the company’s latest announcement is sure to please long-time fans as well: Nicola Scott will draw the new Titans series.

Which means she gets to draw Nightwing’s butt again.

It’s unofficial but extremely winked-at lore in DC Comics that Dick Grayson, née Robin, now Nightwing, grew up to have one of the tightest butts in the superhero community, as commented on by heroes, villains, and his girlfriends alike. And while it’s the kind of memetic thing that’s difficult to trace back to any single source, Scott’s rendering of a reverse shot of the character in Secret Six #9 (2009) is considered to have had an outsize effect. Scott has historically embraced the blame/honor.

DC had previously announced a new Titans series (and it was teased as recently as last week’s issue of Nightwing), starring a lineup familiar to fans of the classic 1980 comic series and the Teen Titans animated series alike. But the creative team behind it was officially under wraps until today. Scott will team up with Nightwing writer Tom Taylor (Superman: Son of Kal-El, Suicide Squad), with the Titans Tower rebuilt in Dick Grayson’s home stomping grounds of Blüdhaven (think of it as the Newark, NJ, to Gotham’s New York, NY).

The company also revealed two other creative teams on Dawn of DC books, Morgan Hampton (graduate of DC’s Milestone Initiative talent development program) and Tom Raney (Uncanny X-Men, Avengers Academy) on a Cyborg solo series — and Jeremy Adams and Xermánico on Green Lantern (replacing Mariko Tamaki and an an unannounced artist, and renaming and refocusing the book from Hal Jordan specifically to Green Lantern generally).

Titans #1, Cyborg #1, and Green Lantern #1 will hit shelves in May.

Raven, Cyborg, Starfire, Nightwing, Beast Boy, Donna Troy, and Wally West/Flash on the cover of Titans #1 (2023).

Image: Nicola Scott/DC Comics

Candid Polaroids of the Titans are strewn around a table with an open pizza box in the background. The Polaroids spell TITANS.

Image: Simone Di Meo/DC Comics

Cyborg dashes out onto a football field.

Image: Edwin Galmon/DC Comics

Concept art of Hal Jordan, Green Lantern.

Image: Xermánico/DC Comics

Sinestro is incognito in a leather jacket on a rainy city street.

Image: Lucio Parrillo/DC Comics

Simon Baz/Green Lantern, winds up a big green hammer to smash a carnival game as a woman and a kid look on.

Image: Ariel Colon/DC Comics

A graphic timeline for DC’s announced Dawn of DC books, with Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Cyborg, and Teen Titans logos all highlighted for the month of May.

Image: DC Comics

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