Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder in Hell #3
| Writer | Mateus Santolouco |
| Artist | Mateus Santolouco |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
The Shredder's long road through the depths of hell reaches a fever pitch as he is forced to face echoes of his own soul! With lives on the line, who will survive the raging inferno? Fan-favorite artist Mateus Santolouco returns to the world of TMNT! The most infamous villain in the TMNT universe gets his own mini-series!
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8.8
Word Of The Nerd - Brent Jackson
May 14, 2019TMNT: Shredder in Hell #3 (of 5) continues to build the ultimate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle nemesis into a new and interesting character. Santolouco has allowed the character of Oroku Saki to grow and "evolve" throughout this mini-series and it has me very interested to see what he has become at the end of his journey through hell. Read Full Review
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7.5
Bleeding Cool - Leigh Kade
May 15, 2019Shredder in Hell #3, as gorgeous as it is, would probably make for an even more impressive graphic novel collection. So I will sincerely recommend die-hard TMNT fans pick up the single issues, especially for the jaw-dropping art. Passive collectors will find plenty to love as well, but you can probably hold off for the trade. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
May 15, 2019The story set in hell allows Mateus Santolouco to go absolutely wild with his artwork and character designs, and that " plus the development of Shredder's character in an exciting direction " makes it all worthwhile. Read Full Review
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10
Delivers in spades... Just perfect!
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8.0
Quite good. Amazing art In it. Issue here storywise was very good but not as good as previous 2 I think. Highly recommended
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7.5
Shredder in Hell #3 is one of the most beautiful comics on the shelves. It's also one of the most confusing stories I've read in a while. I made an almost identical observation with Batman Damned a couple of weeks back. Both stories are somewhat marred by impenetrable plots. I chose the title of this review because once you get past the awesome linework and colors the story is a bit of a mess. The story feels like a fever dream of various disparate elements coalescing into a semblance of a story but not sticking the landing. There is a lot of weird stuff in this issue and although I got lost at multiple points while reading, every page is fun and interesting to look at. The issue see's Shredder continuing his journey through the more
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7.0
aside from truly gorgeous art, (and the art IS amazing) Mateus Santolouco is doing a wonderful job of humanizing Oroku Saki (The Shredder). this is a story that needed to be told MUCH sooner than it is. as grateful as i am to finally be getting this story now, i can't help be distracted by my anger that so many plots have bogged down and dragged out the pacing of the main IDW Tmnt series over the last few years. but i digress... Mateus is really making me care about Oroku Saki, and is doing great at showing the brotherhood between him and Hamako Yoshi as clan brothers. i honestly never got the feeling for them having as strong a bond within the main series or any of the accompanying mini or micro-series. they both really feel like more
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