Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Reborn, Vol. 1 - From The Ashes (Tmnt Reborn) Paperback – 18 Aug. 2020

Although the direction has changed since the last big story and there is grief among the main characters this story is still as fantastic as the previous 100 issues, I love Sophie's artwork as much as Santolouco and other artists in the previous stories. This isn't as fun or action packed as the previous volume but depth and character development easily make up for that, being as their lives are very different after the affects of City at War it makes sense for there to be a different feel for a while. Well worth a read!

my husband enjoyed this book so did out son

I understand why this volume was done this way, but it does make fun reading. The TNMT are grieving and rather than come together they are being further split apart. Now when the new world when they are needed the most they seem to have given up on everything and each other.This is a slow new beginning story. The problem for me it was a bit too slow. I can see potentials for future stories but devoting 3.5 out of 5 issues to hit rock bottom before starting the climb out is not the great volume for me.

The best storyline so far. Yeah, I said it.

Once again IDW’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reminds us what makes Ninja Turtles stories so great: family.Divided and alone, each turtle must work at coming together once again despite the loss of their Father. The story is not rushed and there are many impact moments throughout including a surprising return of an character from the 80s cartoon and a pack of adorable weasels! Each character is written true to their traits and even ‘side’ characters like Apolex had much time to shine!I must add, the art of Sophie Campbell is by far one of my favorite visual rendition of the Turtles. Granted they do not look as though as some other version, but I feel that this take humanizes them and is visually beautiful! I would also argue that this paperback’s cover makes them look kick butt! In fact the entire issue, from front to back, including the cover alts littered throughout the book, is a piece of art and very easy to hold on my hand.For fans of the IDW series wondering where our half shelled heroes will go next after issue 100, this is the paperback you are looking for.Just be careful not to drop any pizza on it! Let’s just say mine is no longer in mint condition.Turtle Power!

Este comic, es de lo mejor que he leído en xua yo a las tortugas ninja y eso que IDW ha mantenido la calidad en todo momento.

I reviewed the second volume but not the first whoops; as an avid enjoyer of both 2012 and 2018 tmnt, reborn might have surpassed both of those on accident. the art's really good, as well as the dialogue. I think i found one typo in one of the books so far, but that isn't an issue obviously. they're really well put together, but if we're speaking literally, the book glue in some of the copies is Very Not Good. I've had to tape pages back together. But I like this storyline too much to drop a star, so here's to hoping for more content

Excellent artwork great storyline. It shows the Turtles going through a difficult time in their life and it's something leading to a bigger storyline. Can't wait to read the second volume.