Turtles of Grayskull #2 might be a little overstuffed, but it more than makes up for it with good character dynamics and great art. I also still want to check out the next issue so that's more than a plus. Read Full Review

Plot
He-Man and the Ninja Turtles manage to escape from the arena where they were fighting thanks to Renet's help, who needs to separate the Turtles from He-Man and take them to various moments in time to fix the temporal chaos. He-Man reveals that he is Prince Adam.

He-Man goes to New York, while the Turtles stay in Eternia and go to visit where Splinter was born.

The plot of this comic is becoming very complex and difficult to follow.

This comic has epic action sequences, where the mix of the universe of characters is not only with their presence, but with the suits and weapons, making this crossover organic and fluid in a sea full of nostalgia. The balance between the techno-fantasy war with street criminal fighters is great.

Art
It is very organic and full of mesmerizing details, with textures that elevate the details and it feels like seeing the art of the boxes of the MOTU and TMNT action figures.

There are a series of splash pages that awaken nostalgia for those who played with these action figures as soon as they came out, seeing all these characters together is a dream that I didn't know I needed to come true.

Summary
The Ninja Turtles and He-Man must separate in order to execute Renet's plan to fix the temporal chaos more