TMNT #92 was a good issue and this previous story arc set up the huge “City at War” road to issue #100 perfectly. There are some big things happening in IDW's TMNT Universe and things just got ramped up after this issue. Also, like I was talking about in the writing section about continuity, the TMNT: Shredder in Hell mini-series (read the reviews of issue #1 and issue #2) plays a big part in leading up to issue #100, so be sure to check that out as well. Big things are on the horizon so, definitely don't miss out on TMNT #92! Read Full Review

After several issues of subtle maneuverings and pieces being gently nudged around the board by Eastman, Waltz and Curnow, City at War is finally here, and it feels like the creative team are ready to launch a serious attack on the status quo for the remainder of the year. One of the most consistent comics on the shelves today continues to go from strength to strength, and these next eight issues are promising to be an absolute joy to read. Bring on next month! Read Full Review

Kevin Eastman, Bobby Curnow, and Tom Waltz have channeled Chris Claremont's X-Men in weaving the various story threads at play to lead to this point. Read Full Review

years of too many slow moving plot threads have painted this series into a corner.
this all should have been set in motion long ago.

very interesting topics within the negotiations,
but this comic was mostly all talk.

new readers will not understand any of this.