There’s a Knot in time, and it threatens the Earth which the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles hail from, and the reality which He-Man and the Masters of the Universe reside in. As the Turtles deal with threats in Eternia and He-Man fights alongside Casey Jones and April O’Neil in New York, Timestress Renet discovers something unexpected in the past of Master Splinter and the Shredder, which could explain what’s happened to smash the two realities together.

I must admit that I hugely enjoyed Turtles of Grayskull’s first issue, but the convoluted story, which is also keeping He-Man and the Turtles apart, has become less satisfying with each subsequent chapter. There’s just too much going on, and unfortunately none of it is particularly interesting.

That said, the artwork and character design by Freddie E. Williams II remains absolutely stunning, and it’s definitely the comic’s visual style that is its most appealing element.

With just one issue to go in this series, I’m not convinced that it’ll be wrapped up in a satisfactory way; let’s hope I’m wrong, when the fourth issue is released next month.

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