Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Universe #24
| Writer | Ryan Ferrier |
| Artist | Pablo Tunica |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Michelangelo and Mondo must make a difficult decision to save a friend's life... and their own!
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Jul 18, 2018It's a fun concept, but the tale ends so abruptly that it feels a bit more like a pitch than a complete story. All around, an okay issue, but not a standout. Read Full Review
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5.0
Things get real cartoony. At one moment, Mondo rips off his clothes for reasons unknown... We saw his camouflage functioning last issue just fine without calling attention to undressing, so I guess he was indeed naked in those panels... but he doesn't even camouflage in this issue after getting naked, it serves no purpose other than a hilariously creepy, clunky comic book moment. Seriously, he's complement for a "remarkable trick," which comes off as the agent complimenting his skill at ripping clothes off XD The emotional ending saves the story from total failure.
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4.5
thank goodness this series is ending! the outcome of this issue was so terribly predictable. never at any point did i feel Michelangelo and Mondo Gecko would be captured or killed, or that they wouldn't be able to steal the equipment they need to save Seymour (The Mutagen Man) from dying. the tone was also a mixed mess. Seymour is in a coma and dying, the EPF is trying to kill Michelangelo & Mondo, yet they both act like a couple of goofs in this issue. there were a few nice action panels, but the way Pablo Tunica draws faces is very unappealing. i like more other aspects of his art, but he just has this thing with faces. the back-up story had really nice art, but was absolutely useless! (side note) i am really looking f more
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7.5