A solid, if not spectacular collection of nostalgic horror tales. There are better issues already in the series but in anthologies such as these you are bound to find something for you.

IDW revisits classic Judge Dredd/ Judge Anderson stories with new colours for a new generation. The Dark Judges was a great choice.

A nice little package of nostalgia, well presented and the stories are cute.

Great art and a fast pace just about make up for the disappointing reveal.

Excellent art and stellar writing continue to make this series first on my pull list.

The quality and consistency of this series is impressive and it shows the importance of keeping a solid creative team together to see their vision out.

An excellent issue where everything is kicking off again after a calming down phase. Spectacular art and solid writing keep this an absolute must every month.

The new colours add a new lease of life to the start of this classic arc. Get on board now.

Splinter has a new mentor, Casey is moving on and the Turtles are just waiting for things to kick off in the city. The tension is mounting.

With stories that seem more in line with Scooby Doo than the Ninja Turtles, the normally solid series take a backstep this month.

Another solid issue in what looks to be an improved version of the tv spin-off. If it continues like this then they're onto a winner.

A new creative team, a new miniseries and a new direction for April and Casey. Promising stuff.

Another solid issue in what is shaping up to be a very impressive miniseries. A fresh creative team brings a supernatural twist to the IDW Turtle-verse

Not quite sure what's happened here but the series has been halted by some poor writing and pointless stretching out of the already razor thin plot.

Difficult times ahead for the Mutanimals but solid writing has me hooked and coming back next issue.

A fantastic end to the series and hopefully not the last time The Mutanimals get their own spinoff.