Quick Hits: Womanthology: Space #4 (IDW)

Womanthology is a collaborative effort that has been celebrating the ongoing contributions of, well, women in comics, and I love that it exists, but this is the first time I've actively participated, and the reason is simple enough: this issue features Devin K. Grayson.  Grayson write another Grayson, Dick Grayson, in the pages of Nightwing for a few years, and they were in some ways a worthy follow-up to Chuck Dixon's work, in other ways a evolution, and quite possibly the best storytelling the character has ever seen.  So I always had a high appreciation for Grayson, being Devin K. Grayson.  Some fans were turned off by some of what she did, and so her overall reputation fell like a stone, and her expanding work in comics slacked off considerably until she all but disappeared, which was a terrible shame.  So I will always relish when she makes an appearance, and this is one of them, one of several stories in the issue but reason enough to have it and enjoy her contribution, which reflects her Nightwing run, which I still miss.