Kevin B. Eastman

Tom Waltz

Master Splinter and the brothers search for the lost Raphael who is fending for himself on the streets of New York City, but they are sidetracked by a mutant alley cat and his band of criminals.

Change is constant

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Peter A. Laird

Describes the early adventures of the crime-fighting mutant turtles, including their efforts to stop robot mouse exterminators reprogrammed to eat almost anything, find their missing mentor, and explore the facility TCRI, which has links to their origins.

The Ultimate Collection

Dimitris Papastergiou

Wanna start the new IDW TMNT series that's currently ongoing and I purchased a bundle over at Comixology sometime ago when it was on sale, bunch of volumes, and I also had this one sitting on my library for years.. remember starting it at some point but never finished.

So I thought I'll read this one and then jump onto the new title.. thinking this will probably be outdated and/or feel weird cuz all these years gone by or something. Boy was I wrong?!

Great artwork, especially most of the whole pages in it are eye candy and then the damn story is so good. So interesting to see how it all started, with each arc with things happening simultaneously while there's a main thing going on.

Great read, especially if you're a fan from the 90s, if not, you will be a fan after reading this one!

Heather Harrington

What a fun wild time. I can't wait to see where this goes.

Alex

Peter Laird

The turtles and their friends go to the rescue when their beloved mentor, Splinter, is taken captive by Hob the cat, only to be carried off by ninjas working for Shredder.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Change is constant

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