Matthew K. Manning has done exceedingly well with this run. I wish he had given Batgirl some more lines, but since this was a large ensemble group I understand it can be hard to focus on secondary characters. You don't really need character development here; almost all of us are familiar enough with everyone presented. The story is engaging and terribly fun to read. I sincerely hope he expands on this universe beyond 5 issues. Read Full Review

This is a good time. Sometimes, that's all you need. The plot may be fairly bare, but the jokes are fun, the visuals are spot-on, and the various nods to the histories of each franchise are fantastic. Batman/TMNT Adventures has left me wanting more stories in this style, as it's a perfect complement to theBatman Adventuresseries. I already have shelf space set aside for the inevitable trade paperback. Really, what's a better endorsement than that? Read Full Review

This may not be a perfect story, but what it lacks in substance it more than makes up for in sheer enthusiasm. Go put on your best bungee cord utility belt and pick it up. Read Full Review

Thepenultimate issue of Batman/TMNT Adventures is the most fun in the series I'vehad so far.  The story finally cametogether, the homage and art style was spot on, and it's truly a book parentscan appreciate for nostalgia, while sharing and reading along with their kids. Read Full Review

The best issue is the mini-series so far! A little bit more a twist in the story than with the previous issues in who is actually the mastermind behind the portals mixing both worlds. Great art and one sequence that had me laughing with delight on how they payed homage to the greatest cartoon intro ever!! This book is an absolute blast!