Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #84
| Writer | Tom Waltz, Kevin Eastman |
| Artist | Dave Wachter |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
"Kingdom of Rats" Part 4. The TMNT come face to face with possibly their most powerful adversary yet-- The Rat King! Will they be able to defeat him before he makes all of NYC his twisted domain?
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8.0
Big Comic Page - Craig Neilson-Adams
Jul 24, 2018A pleasantly focused conclusion to what has been a solid, enjoyable arc, then. And, in spite of the Pantheons involvement, this has felt like a far more grounded, far more Turtle-focused chapter of this ongoing saga, and a welcome departure from the silly, spacefaring shenanigans of recent months (Hakk-R notwithstanding). More of this, please! And more Dave Watcher, while youre at it. Read Full Review
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7.4
Word Of The Nerd - Brent Jackson
Jul 24, 2018TMNT #84 is a solid conclusion to this story arc. It was not the best issue or story arc of TMNT, but not bad either. What is set up through this issue is a lot more interesting than the issue itself. The art, again, looks great except for my personal nitpicks about the Turtles themselves. TMNT continues to be one of the best ongoing series out on the shelves today and I am excited to see what the team is building up to with issue #100 on the horizon. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Jul 25, 2018The TMNT team is playing the long game here, and this is one more tension-building step down that road. Read Full Review
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7.5
Wrapped up too quick
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7.5
Sneaky Rat King's get away....again. while I love the character I feel he is a bit redundant. Leo in the Astral Plane was dope as well as the Mousers eating away at the rats. Cool ending to a lackluster arc.
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7.0
entertaining though anti-climatic. i'm not saying this was a bad issue, it's just that this series never really gets my blood going. there are never really and "WOW" or 'HELL YEAH" moments. the story just trudges along slow and steady like a little turtle. i am happy that the main focus is on the ninja turtles finally. the turtles do have some cool moments and and decent dialog. i was also happy to see Leonardo actually get to use his spiritual Astral Plane abilities. that was actually very cool now that i think about it. Leonardo in the Astral plane with glowing eyes and glowing swords. pretty cool. i just think the art could have been a bit more dynamic to sell it better. plus the fight was too short. the pacing of this se more
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7.0
The stakes feel high on the bridge, an the tension is palpable. I love the strategy Leo employs, but the mousers felt jammed in, just one step away from deus ex machina, but not quite. The climax ends rather abruptly and something feels a bit off between April and Stockman scheming together. I like the energy in the art, but don't like the beaks on the turtles (even though it's more biologically accurate) or the decor of Rat King's astral setting.
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7.0
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