All in all, I wasn't sure if I was gonna like this run or not. The reason I chose it is because it has TMNT right in the title. While that may have been the reason for getting me in, the story is the reason I am staying. I would suggest this to anyone who has ever loved TMNT. Read Full Review

I highly recommend getting this book. Track down issue one and start collecting this, it's going to be good. Read Full Review

Despite my quarrels with the art, TMNT Mutanimals #2 is a fine comic. We explore what some the new characters are like and saw that the team is more than just Old Hob's followers. I think Kuhn needs to make sure he takes he time to get the designs for both the characters and backgrounds right before the next issue. Allor on the other hand knows how to make interesting characters and I really hope he continues writing them if the team ever gets another mini-series. Read Full Review

The series continues to build momentum and continues the good work started in the first issue. Read Full Review

With a failed rescue attempt/failed raid on the Null corporation warehouses, almost all of the Mutanimals are captured. In the process, we are introduced to two more mutants that are also a blast from the TMNT original comics. The debate and internal struggle begins with the surviving members of the Mutanimals as well as the two newly introduced mutants, as to whether they should help rescue the captured mutants, or save themselves. This comic is setting up for a daring rescue and great character development in the next issue. I can't wait to see the mission to rescue the Mutanimals as well as any other mutants in captivity. Read Full Review