Next to Barry, I learned the most from Dick. We had our battle. But in — Dick Grayson

"Id forgotten how fast Nightwing could be." - Wally West (Titans: Rebirth by Dan Abnett)"

"I know you follow a code. And I respect you. Youre pretty impressive for someone without super-powers, and I... Appreciate what you tried to do for my boy." - Slade Wilson (Nightwing #80, 2003; Devin Grayson)."

"Agent 37: When I was a kid, Bruce decided to send me away for a couple of weeks in the summer. Hed been as a kid, and figured itd do me some good. Camp White Fawn, it was called. There were kids from all over. Jersey city. New York. Gotham Academy. A bunch of strangers lumped together in tents and cabins to build birdhouses, play tug-o-war, and swat mosquitos. And the weird thing was, all of these kids who started out was total strangers became friends, enemies or "romantically involved," like right way. It happened so fast. Something about everyone starting from the same place... Alone, excited, scared, and missing home... It made all those relationships so much more intense. Thats what "being a spy" is like. Summer camp."

"A chapel is sitting peacefully on the hillside and I wonder if it can really help me find peace. Then I wonder, would I know what to do with all that quiet? My parents didnt much talk about God. Bruce never did. Though Im pretty sure he believed in the devil." (Nightwing #128, 2007; by Marv Wolfman)"

"I dont care who my ancestor was. Or what the Court of Owls wanted me to be, I dont. We are who we choose to be, Bruce. Not the role the past says we should play. The court of Owls is just another bad guy, Bruce. Theyre little grayer around the temples is all. Yes, you made a mistake and underestimated them but theyre not Gotham City, Bruce. And neither are you."

"Long ago we realized we cant possibly solve all the worlds problems. And maybe we shouldnt even try. We understood that we needed to develop out hearts and minds and not just our fighting skills. With all the good that needs to be done, it was impossible to accept that nobody should ever do what we do 24/7. That way lies madness. Trust me, I know. If you come to believe youre a god and you fail, where does that leave you?" (Nightwing #125, 2006; by Marv Wolfman)"