The Stalkers.
Now, it's the time to simplify the story.
Nite-Wing visits to the Police
Commander (Francis Redhorn) who ensnared him to discuss this matter with him
(it turns out that Redhorn didn't know about Torque, however, he sent the SWAT
team).
Then Nite-Wing asks the Blockbuster files in exchange for Redhorn's
life.
Meanwhile, Oracle reports to Nightwing Oracle report what she has
cleared out about Mac Arnot, the rookie cop: He has had a criminal record for
violent crime; in addition he is son in law of a sub-gangster from Gotham. Oracle once again has taken down a load of money
from account of Blockbuster who is mad again for it.
The corrupt police chief feels himself in trouble enough because he has
released the Blockbuster files, so he goes away and entrusts the management to
Mac Arnot.
Nightwing and Nite-Wing decide to visit Blockbuster by assistance of the
files, but Grimm (the gorilla) settles them.
Looking back, it is pretty exaggeration to say that the story has been
simplified (I hasn't wrote yet about the Bendel-White thread), but at least it
is clear from the focus moment what is important in the moment.
The drawer is not Greg Land, but Patrick Zircher, and it shows.
The original Hungarian blog post is here.
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