TMNT #18 is a great comic book. Its well written, the art is wonderful and its chock full of Turtle action and nostalgia. Whats not to like? At this rate, this creative team might make this a must read title – its already a must read for TMNT fans. Wait; is there anybody whos not a TMNT fan? Read Full Review

Take my advice, pick up this issue and prepare to be Shell Shocked. Read Full Review

As we delve deeper into the Foot Clan's history, the TMNT mythos grows that much more intriguing, beyond its entertainment value. Read Full Review

We're getting an original take on these classic heroes (is it okay to call them classic or am I jumping the gun?), but there's still plenty of crowd pleasers thrown in. And now that the book is finally getting all of it's major players introduced to each other. It's only a matter of time before Shredder and the Foot meets up with Krang, whether it's an alliance or a three way battle between The Foot, Krang's men, and the Turtles is yet to be seen but it's definitely going to be fun. Read Full Review

I hope writer Tom Waltz is having fun writing this because I'm having a helluva good time reading it! All of the pieces are finally coming together now (except for Slash and Old Hob, that is) and it's awesome to see they're all connecting to one elaborate story. Meanwhile, TMNT: The Secret History of the Foot Clan is implying a stronger connection between The Foot and the Utroms, so I wonder if we'll see more of that in the pages of this book. We know Karai is likely trying to look out for herself (there's no way she's okay with the thought of Leo taking her place), but what will happen when Shredder possibly finds out about Krang? And will we ever see the Technodrome in action or will the Fugitioid shut it down before it's operational? There's plenty going on in this book and it all has my interest piqued! Read Full Review

I can't stress this enough. If you've been a fan for as long as you can remember, add this book to your pull-list and track down the last seventeen issues in whatever format suits you. You will be rewarded for your loyalty with fantastic storytelling and the utmost respect for your (now adult) reading level. Cowabunga, thirty-somethings. Read Full Review