In this issue, the kids are allowed out of the complex to check out a stage show featuring the hero, Ninjak – but it’s not long before trouble arrives, in the form of The Bellicose Brothers. Of course, this gives our team the chance to team up with Ninjak to stop the chaos!

Ever since I picked up the first issue of Troublemakers on a complete whim, it’s been clear that it’s a comic which is massively underrated and unfairly forgotten.

As one of the very few original titles published by Acclaim Comics, which mostly rebooted and relaunched titles previously published by Valiant, it’s even more impressive that it found its voice so quickly, and with a completely original concept and cast too.

Though of course there’s the Ninjak team up in this issue, Troublemakers still does a great job of feeling like its own thing, and once again it’s a comic which has a lot of humour, and a great deal of heart too.

Of all the comics I’ve been picking up on my random adventures through bargain back issue boxes, Troublemakers just might be my favourite.

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