Slash is back, and he’s pitted against Michelangelo, as the Battle Nexus itself threatens to tear the multiverse apart. Can Michelangelo and the turtles win and save the multiverse itself?

This issue can’t help but feel a little rushed, with a few plot points that almost feel as if they come out of nowhere before helping to resolve the story. Given how well paced the rest of the series has been, despite the seemingly all-action premise, it’s a shame that the climax isn’t given the same time to breathe as the previous issues.

It does feel like at least one monumental event happens here and isn’t capitalised on at all in the rush to wrap everything up.

However, it’s still fun, and it’s still a blast to see all of the different versions of the TMNT, their supporting casts and rogues galleries here. This has been a fun series, and has often transcended its straightforward premise to be something more interesting; the ending doesn’t quite match the build up, but it’s been an enjoyable ride nonetheless.

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