Nightwing Vol. 3: The Cirque du Sin

Illustrated by Dexter Soy
Paperback
$17.99 US
On sale Jul 21, 2026 | 152 Pages | 9781799508663

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Fear Feeds the City—Nightwing Battles Shadows in Blüdhaven

A nightmare circus comes to Blüdhaven…and Nightwing may be its final act. As the city continues to suffer through bloodshed, Nightwing and his new protégé, Nightwing Prime, must do everything it takes to save their city, but the fifth dimension may be too much for them both. The city’s children are scared, unsafe…and disappearing. And with the city turning against him, Nightwing must face a nightmare that could cost him everything.  Bludhaven’s darkest show is about to begin.
Dan Watters is a British comic book writer known for his work on Lucifer, Home Sick Pilots, and Arkham City: The Order of the World. His writing blends myth, horror, and emotional depth.

Dexter Soy is a Filipino comic artist celebrated for his bold, kinetic style. His credits include Red Hood and the Outlaws, Captain Marvel, and Batman and the Outsiders.

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Fear Feeds the City—Nightwing Battles Shadows in Blüdhaven

A nightmare circus comes to Blüdhaven…and Nightwing may be its final act. As the city continues to suffer through bloodshed, Nightwing and his new protégé, Nightwing Prime, must do everything it takes to save their city, but the fifth dimension may be too much for them both. The city’s children are scared, unsafe…and disappearing. And with the city turning against him, Nightwing must face a nightmare that could cost him everything.  Bludhaven’s darkest show is about to begin.

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Dan Watters is a British comic book writer known for his work on Lucifer, Home Sick Pilots, and Arkham City: The Order of the World. His writing blends myth, horror, and emotional depth.

Dexter Soy is a Filipino comic artist celebrated for his bold, kinetic style. His credits include Red Hood and the Outlaws, Captain Marvel, and Batman and the Outsiders.

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