Nite-Wing (DC Comics) Character Review
Nite-Wing (Tad Ryerstad) is a fictional Character appearing in the DC Comics series Nightwing. More about Nite-Wing (DC Comics) Character Review - keep on reading !!
Fictional Character Biography
Tad Ryerstad is a sociopath
and possesses a great deal of rage while being prone to loud outbursts,
as well as frequently referring to himself in the third person. The similarities between his name and Nightwing (Dick Grayson)'s has gotten him into trouble in the past, and has nearly led to him being murdered on two different occasions.
Having grown up an orphan, the man who would become Nite-Wing never gained a legal name. Instead, he goes by the first name Tad—originally Tadpole,
the nickname he was given whilst in the orphanage because of his
diminutive size. He later adopts the last name of Ryerstad, which is the
name of a local beer brand. Tad ran away from the orphanage at age 12, and was "forgotten"—further proof that Blüdhaven is seeped in corruption and decay. He educated himself, devouring popular culture by stealing paperbacks and comic books
and sneaking into countless movies. This inadequate and twisted
education, combined with an unstable and loveless childhood, produced a
sociopath who believes himself to be a hero.
Tad exercised, kept himself in good shape, and patrolled his
neighborhood, doing "good". He beat people for minor offences, and
performed acts of vigilantism at its worst. One day, he met John Law (Tarantula), the retired hero "Tarantula", and after hearing his stories, decided to become a superhero. He had difficulty coming up with a name until he looked across the street from his apartment at an all-night deli specializing in chicken wings. Thus, Nite-Wing was born.
Unfortunately, on his first night out, he ran into a gang that shot
him repeatedly. Rushed off to an emergency room, Nightwing spent the
whole night defending him from Blockbuster's
men, who thought it was Nightwing who was in the hospital. Tad was
released from the hospital and went back to take revenge on the gang who
put him there, killing them.
Tad’s rampage continued, killing men who worked for Blockbuster,
eventually even Ricky Noone, one of his major capos. One night, he was
cornered by Dudley Soames, the former police inspector turned
psychopath, who now called himself Torque.
Here, he finally met Nightwing. The two escaped Torque, and Nightwing
agreed to help train Tad, not realizing how violent he could be.
Tad cornered Blüdhaven’s corrupt Police Chief Redhorn and got all the
files he had pertaining to Blockbuster. Presenting them to Nightwing,
the two began to attack Blockbuster’s powerbase. They were captured and
separated. When Cisco Blaine, an undercover FBI
agent, came to free Tad, Tad beat him to death. Upon discovering that
he was not a villain, but a government agent, Tad fled. Nightwing
eventually tracked him down, and he was imprisoned in Lockhaven
Penitentiary.
When Torque was captured by Nightwing, he was made Tad’s cellmate. Torque had a plan to escape, and he made
Tad a part of it. They drugged the food of Aaron Helzinger, the prison
guard who was the reformed villain Amygdala,
and when he went berserk, the two escaped. Tad killed Soames after his
escape, and was implicated in the murder of Chief Redhorn. However, Tad was innocent of that crime, set up by Blockbuster and the new Tarantula,
and he contacted Nightwing to help clear himself. Tad was arrested
again, along with Tarantula, and resides again in Lockhaven, serving his
time for the murders of Cisco Blaine and Torque.
Modus Operandi
Nite-Wing saw himself as a hero, and he sought to bring justice to the world, but his methods were very flawed; he had killed a number of people, including an undercover FBI agent.
Tad does not appear to understand the consequences of his
actions, merely shrugging off any regret or responsibility by stating
that he is a "good guy".
Powers and Abilities
Tad has no superpowers, however he is a capable and ruthless street fighter. Often, he carries many billiard balls taped to his back and uses a modified three-foot pool stick as a weapon.
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