Brought to you from IDW and Capcom, an event series teaming up two of the greatest martial arts groups in all of pop culture! The World Fighting Festival is serving up heaping helpings of disappointment for both the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the Street Fighters.After a devastating loss-on a technicality, no less-a raging Raphael challenges Guile to an unsanctioned rematch in the streets of Atlantic City! Doesn't he know Guile is an actual Street Fighter?! As the Turtles and Street Fighters clash wills and skill on and off the tournament floor, enemies in the shadows conspire against them both!
One should not expect a terribly deep story given the fact that it's just a fusion of two highly marketable properties. There isn't anything terribly revolutionary about the way the action hits the page. It's just kind of fun to see an issue that is so dedicated to action for the sake of action. The issue reaches its end, and it doesn't really feel like there's been a whole lot of emotional engagement. But it's been fun. Read Full Review
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles vs. Street Fighter #2 presents an intriguing crossover concept that merges two beloved franchises within the context of a mysterious tournament. The collaboration between the Colorist and Illustrator brings an original and immersive visual style to the story, lending credibility to the coexistence of both worlds. However, the plot's simplicity and lack of character depth detract from the overall enjoyment, leaving the narrative feeling somewhat lackluster. There is hope that future issues will delve deeper into character personalities and interactions, elevating the overall crossover experience. Read Full Review
While the idea of both sides fighting their way through a tournament seemed promising, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles vs. Street Fighter abandons that premise midway through Issue #2 in favor of the two sides teaming up to try and stop M. Bison & Baxter Stockman. Read Full Review
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