Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #11

This book is great and builds the story nicely to the conclusion. Is the story arc conclusion in the next issue? I don't know but you get a feeling that it is heading that way. If you haven't been reading TMNT may I ask why? This is one of the best on the market right now and a reason why I love comics. Read Full Review

Despite the many creatures Duncan must draw, there's plenty of emotion on the faces, even in the action scenes as he continues the anime look of this great series. Read Full Review

Thin on the plot, but chock full of fun imagery and really, isn't that what TMNT are all about? Read Full Review

It's Splinter who takes center stage in terms of this issue's aciton as he not only takes takes down every single Foot ninja The Shredder can throw at him, and the Foot's mutant soldier Alopex, be he still has enough moxie left over to challenge the man who destroyed everything he loved. Worth a look. Read Full Review

The newest run from IDW is a great read. It contains the action and grittinessof the early Mirage Studios comics, and balances with a bit of the colorfulness andfun of the later books and cartoons. Writer Tom Waltz keeps true to the history of thefranchise, while keeping the campiness in check. Read Full Review

While a bit repetitive, the tense Splinter sequences rescue this issue of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from an even worse fate. This is half of a decent book, with the other half " the important half " being more recitation and forward movement than anything engrossing or character-driven. Even licensed properties need to do more than preach to the choir " they need to justify their characters month after month. It's a lesson that Splinter teaches masterfully this month. It's a shame his students can't follow suit. Read Full Review

It's getting to the point where Turtles is putting everything out on the table all at once. With the addition of the Dragons, we now have Shredder, Casey, April, Karai, hints of Bebop and Rocksteady, Baxter Stockman, Krang, and the list goes on. We're still early, so we're getting top heavy. This kind of stuff hinders progress, which #11 is a clear case for. Read Full Review

Hislight

Jan 14, 2020

Not the follow up issue you expected. Felt a bit like filler and Duncans art is noticeably bad in this issue. Action did not feel dynamic. Hoping next issue replaces these feelings of disappointment in the Splinter Vs Shredder battle.

Kenjamin

Jul 13, 2024

Art: 2.5/5 Story 3/5 Total: 5.5/10