Freddie Williams III is able to use this crossover to stretch his artistic muscles with dynamic battle sequences alongside perfect depictions of the heroes and villains. But there is not enough to the plot here. The story is driven by the arrival or Timestress Rennet Tilley who is dedicated to preventing the collision of the Turtles and He-Man we saw last issue.
She continues to go back in time Groundhog Day style but ends up in that same crazy amalgam between mutants and Grayskull magic. She begins by requiring they all introduce each other including outing He-Man as a teenage Prince Adam. He is completely embarrassed by this but it allows the Turtles to connect with him as a fellow vulnerable teenager. She then works to separate them but doesn’t get this quite right. She sends He-Man to earth where he runs into Bebop, Rocksteady and eventually Casey Jones. She sends the TMNT to Eternia where Mikey leaves Adam’s family a note so they don’t worry about him. They then meet Teela and Man-at-Arms. Most interestingly she sends herself to ancient Japan and meets up with a rat Splinter before his mutation. The issue takes all the promise of last issue and removes it. But the ending of the issue does leave promise of potential excitement to come.
Writing: 3 of 5 stars
Art: 4.5 of 5 stars
Colors: 4.6 of 5 cars
Overall:
4 of 5 stars
Writer: Tim Seeley
Artist: Freddie Williams III
Colors: Andrew Dalhouse
Publisher: Dark Horse Comics
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- M.R. Jafri was born and raised in Niagara Falls New York and now lives with his family in Detroit Michigan. He's a talkative introvert and argumentative geek. His loves include Star Wars, Star Trek, Superheroes, Ninja Turtles, Power Rangers, Transformers, GI Joe, Films, Comics, TV Shows, Action Figures and Twizzlers.
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