April is on the run after discovering a scheme with dire consequences for Mutant Town. Meanwhile, the Mutanimals take drastic steps that will put them on a collision course with the TMNT!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is hands down one of the best most emotionally and storytelling satisfying books that are being published. No character or plotline or moment big or small is forgotten as the creative team works to make a truly lived-in and rich world for not only the Turtles but all the characters that have played a part in this series past and present. It is beyond clear on every single page how much every member of the creative unit behind this book cares about the characters and the world they are building. Read Full Review
Following up from last week's issue, we see more of Oroku Saki stepping in silently to do what he can (here taking out one of Hob's assassins). Will the larger chaos finally force the Turtles old enemy, now ally, to leave the shadows and reveal himself? Read Full Review
While it's a middle chapter in the current story arc, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #119 feels, in a way, like the beginning of a climactic moment in Sophie Campbell's run. Read Full Review
A decent issue with a small characterization issue that drags it down somewhat, but still a solid entry in the ongoing plot. Read Full Review
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