The best way to sum up "Jennika" is that the mini-series has been a bit of a letdown.

The "Woke" plot derails the issue, making it one of the most disappointing TMNT comics I've read since IDW started publishing the line.

Seeing Skynet in the resistance role was a nice twist, and I'm interested in seeing where it goes.

If you're a fan of either franchise this issue is absolutely perfect.

Winston Gets some Respect

More Than Just a Gimmick

This is Where The Fun Starts

Raphael is a Dick

The Island of Dr. Moreau is definitely worth checking out if you're a fan of the source material or had little knowledge of the novel.

Awesome Facsimile that will probably inspire a revisit to the source material.

Splinters Dead, now what?

It took over 20 years but we finally have a proper crossover between the two franchises.

V-Wars provides a setting in which vampires not only exist but are plentiful and coexist with humans. Think X-Men but with Vampires as stand

I'd love to give TMNT: Urban Legends a more in-depth review but if the creators didn't care, why should I.

Dick Tracy Forever started out simple but transitioned into being the most complex story involving the detective that I've ever read.

Despite my confusion Shredder in Hell is worth your time, if only for the art and origin material.

There is great action and character moments here and most of the City At War plot points begin to converge and resolve in epic fashion. We a

Transformers/Ghostbusters #2 takes a considerable step back on all accounts.

Great adaptation and once you consider that Moreau has been creating all of these monsters with no oversight it gets even more disturbing.

Its All Bad