The battle for Master Splinter’s soul continues, as Mikey ends up discovering first hand just how thin the veil is between the living world and that of the dead.

This issue is absolutely crazy; wall to wall action, beautiful character moments (this really is a great issue for Michelangelo fans), awesome yokai and a shocking cliffhanger.

It’s great stuff, with Freddie E. Williams II and Fero Peniche adding a very distinctive spin on the artwork.

If there’s a weakness, it’s that it does feel as if there are one too many balls being juggled at once, and that stunner of a cliffhanger introduces yet another.

Still, I’m fully invested, and I can’t wait to see where this goes next. As a TMNT fan for almost as long as they’ve been in existence, this is a great run for me, and I’m very keen to know where everything ends up.

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