Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #148

Another great issue as the series hurtles towards #150 a dramatic race against time that will have your heart pumping as your eyes remain glued to the pages. This series is definitely not to be missed. Read Full Review

Campbell's storytelling delves into the characters' struggles, particularly Venus and Bob, offering a poignant reflection on identity crises. The artistry of Vincenzo Federici and Fero Pe elevates the visual experience, from the vibrant, cyberpunk Mutant City to the nightmarish revelation of Armaggon's ultimate scheme. The exceptional use of color by Ronda Pattison enhances the overall visual impact, creating a dynamic and immersive reading experience. Read Full Review

Much of this issue is spent reading about the Turtles and their allies attempting to understand what the heck is going on with Armaggon the timeline-devouring shark and various other time travel shenanigans going on, but that doesn't make for the most compelling comics book storytelling. Read Full Review

daspidaboy

Feb 24, 2024

finally caught up to teenage mutant ninja turtles. I will say that while I do miss Kevin Eastman's work on TMNT, and armageddon game was kind of lackluster, I do enjoy and like this arc of Donatello trying to fight off Armagoon monster. I hope this arc sticks the landing