The Ujigami, who we and the turtles know is Master Splinter, is targeting Casey Jones. Splinter/Ujigami is determined to protect his family, and it seems that Jones is destined to kill Raphael. The turtles can’t let their father kill their old friend, however, leading to confrontations and revelations aplenty.

There’s a bit too much going on in this issue, with several situations kicking off at once, and numerous characters getting involved with Ujigami in one way or another.

Though there do seem to be a few too many balls being juggled in this somewhat overstuffed comic (and the blurb seems to reveal something that isn’t made clear here), it’s still a pretty riveting chapter in the ongoing TMNT saga.

Plus, Freddie Williams II’s art really is phenomenal, with great characterisation on each of the individual turtles being just one of its many strengths.

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