Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Armageddon Game #8
| Writer | Tom Waltz |
| Artist | Vincenzo Federici |
| Cover Price | $5.99 |
Apocalypse Now! The pawns have fallen! The rooks have hunkered down. The knights continue to rally! All the while the Rat King has looked on in glee as Oruku Saki, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and even his allies, the Trio of Terror, have played their parts. But now, as true chaos becomes manifest, the regent of rodents is faced with the full results of his machinations. The Pantheon will play! Whether chaos reigns or order wins the day, what comes next will forever change the world of the TMNT. Don't miss the epic conclusion of The Armageddon Game!
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8.5
AIPT - Andrew Isidoro
Jul 04, 2023A monumental conclusion to the months-long crossover event, leaving readers satisfied and eager for what lies ahead. Waltz adeptly weaves together multiple plotlines and an extensive cast of characters, ensuring each one has their moment to shine. The artwork throughout the issue is outstanding, with impressive details, enhancing the visual impact. Read Full Review
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8.5
COMICON - Scott Redmond
Jul 11, 2023At long last the war has ended as the final issue of TMNT: The Armageddon Game wraps up over a decade's worth of plotlines and character moments, while seeding plenty of new ones. This team has created a satisfying event story that has played well with the main series and achieved what many event comics have only attempted in the past. Read Full Review
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6.0
ComicBook.com - Jamie Lovett
Jul 05, 2023In the end, the creative team behind The Armageddon Game promised something epic, and they certainly delivered in that respect. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.5
Great issue and satisfying conclusion. Overall the Armageddon Game was good but could have been so much stronger with a tighter story and cast. The addition of all the new space characters really dragged the story down and really wish they were not included so we'd have a stronger/less convoluted story focusing on the characters that had purpose to the story. In the end I don't feel like the story was worth all the money spent on the oversized issues and tie ins and would have played much better being a prolonged story in the main series. Going to stick with the next few issues but think this may be a jumping off point as the series doesn't have the magic it had for the first 100 issues (which is a huge accomplishment for any series).
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7.0
unpopular opinion but I was left whelmed by this event. Too many characters really prevented this event from being great. Still good, but I'm glad we can move on from this.
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