It's the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles like you've never seen them before! This special series gathers up some of comics' most eclectic and exciting talent to bring their takes on TMNT to the page, taking the characters back to their origins in black-and-white independent comics...but with a touch of green!
Thrill to all-new adventures by the likes of Paulina Ganucheau (Wonder Woman: The Adventures of Young Diana), Declan Shalvey (Deadpool vs. Old Man Logan, Moon Knight), Gigi Dutreix (Sonic the Hedgehog), Lorenzo Hall, Dave Baker (Mary Tyler Moorhawk), Jesse Lonergen (Man's Best), and more. With covers by Shalvey, Ganucheau, and superstar more
This is absolutely a must-read for TMNT fans. Read Full Review
The stories in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Black White & Green #1 ponder the most effective means of crime-fighting, the influence of power, and how creation often springs from mistakes. Donatello dominates this quartet of turtle tales, reminding us how his genius helps the team battle their superpowered foes. Read Full Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Black, White & Green #1 is an appealing start to this anthology series, and future issues look to continue the trends this issue has laid out. Read Full Review
This is a great start for a new series in the TMNT franchise and I'm glad I got to read it. It's not too "think, but it's also smart enough to not make me feel like I'm reading the New Teen Titans version of the TMNT. It's a nice dose of emotional drama, action, comedy, and brotherly dynamic that we can easily get behind. Read Full Review
TMNT: Black, White & Green #1 is a quintessential celebration of its characters and their forty-year legacy in pop culture. Four equally engaging and differing stories prove the versatility of the Heroes in a Half Shell and are an interesting glimpse in to a "What if? of future storytelling. Read Full Review
I am admittedly a complete newbie when it comes to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles so each of the four stories in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Black White & Green #1 felt like solid ways to get in on the stories of the characters in a way that was approachable for someone with lots of familiarity and someone like me who has none. Read Full Review
I picked this up solely because I really loved the new ongoing series but sadly wished I hadn't bothered. The art in places looked messy and rushed and no offence but what age group was the writing of the unconnected stories aimed at? The first was in truth not that bad but the 2nd and 3rd were nothing but filler. I won't comment on the last story apart from.......seriously!!!!!!
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