No sooner have the brothers reunited, than they’re under attack and on the run from legions of corrupt NYC officials. It certainly doesn’t paint our heroes in the best light when New York sees them locked in battle with firefighters, so they head back to the sewers. Despite only just reuniting, it seems that the siblings have a long way to go before they’ll stay together…

Jason Aaron’s current run on the rebooted TMNT continues to deliver, with the heartbreakingly fragile Donnie delivering some seriously beautiful moments, hinting that his mental breakdown may not be all it seems.

Juan Ferreyra’s art is stunning once more too; with the main series alongside the incredibly strong Nightwatcher and solid Mutant Nation (not to mention the more kid friendly TMNT titles), the franchise is in very safe hands at IDW right now.

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