Chris Burnham returns to art duties this issue as we finally learn the fate of Donatello! Trapped in a mutant zoo and forced to fight rich men looking for a thrill, his mind is still broken since last we saw him. As mysterious forces gather against him, can Donnie gather himself to defeat these enemies and set himself free?Superstar writer Jason Aaron continues his exploration of the individual Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, setting the stage for their reunion.
TMNT #4 is a dark and somber tale and a reminder that not all of our heroes live happily forever. And yet, amongst the tears and broken Donatello rises a hero from the ashes, much like a Phoenix, in such a way that will make the reader shout for joy. Could you get your hands on this issue and grab a box of tissues? This one's terrific. Read Full Review
Jason Aaron and his motley crew of creators have consistently provided incredible character-centric stories for the Turtles and it feels like they are just getting started. Read Full Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #4 concludes the singularly focused issues of this new initiative with everyones favorite purple masked turtle, showcasing this creative teams love for the franchise. Read Full Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #4 is an incredible blend of storytelling from beginning to end. From the writing to the artwork, Jason Aaron, Chris Burnham, Brian Reber, and Shawn Lee create something truly special as they challenge who Donatello is through this dark tale. The experience will leave you rocked as a TMNT fan and wondering where things will go from here in this series. Read Full Review
IDW's 40th-anniversary Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series has been consistent in quality and distinct in substance. The brothers may have reconvened, but their greatest challenge still awaits! Read Full Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #4 might be the most unique and definitely the darkest installment of Jason Aaron's run, as he and Chris Burnham put Donatello through the wringer. Read Full Review
Amazing story and writing, the art was pretty good. Donny's physical transformation is freaky, disturbing and sad, while his determination to save the other mutants in the pit is heroic and inspiring in the face of overwhelming odds. This is a great new start for the book and I'm enthralled by the direction. Great stuff.
Jason Aaron is a worthy successor for the Teenage mutant ninja turtles series. I think he was just burned out and ran out oof ideas for Marvel. When he works for other companies like Indie and DC Comics, he really shines.
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