A relentless, demented foe finds the Turtles and he won't rest until his deadly mission is fulfilled! A desperate fight for survival will take some unexpected turns before the night is over. Don't miss it!
This is a great time to be a Ninja Turtles fan. We have not one, but two solid adventures from the classic franchise. The Nickelodeon show is shockingly good and thankfully the separate story unfolding here in the comics is every bit as enjoyable. IDW's reboot is a must read for anyone and everyone even remotely interested in the Heroes in a Half Shell. Do yourself a favor and get on-board now, then play catch-up with the TPBs. Read Full Review
This is a monthly that I make sure to read first thing Wednesday morning and re-read multiple times and I also pick up the trades. If you're not reading this book you should be, it's one of the books I push the hardest at my shop. Read Full Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #16 is an emotional powerhouse that will leave faithful followers more moved than they might honestly expect. Recommended. Read Full Review
A bit of a narrative cop-out where the more complex material is concerned, but a thoughtfully written tale of turtle-vs-turtle conflict nonetheless. Art-wise, Dan Duncan is sorely missed, though his replacement puts up an acceptable effort. Read Full Review
Kuhn's pencils give some pages an almost Mignola-esque feel to them, and I am really impressed with the series and the stories it looks like they are wanting to tell. Read Full Review
The conclusion of the issue leaves Leonardo with some heavy soul searching and Michelangelo loosing another friend to the Turtles' dangerous lifestyle as well as a new team-up that could cause serious trouble for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles when an injured Slash is found by their enemy Old Hob. Worth a look. Read Full Review
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