Comicon Takes Free Comic Book Day 2024!
Free Comic Book Day is like a holiday to geeks, and this year it falls on another geek holiday —
Read more
IDW Publishing
TMNT-verse: Sophie Campbell Talks Endings, Family, And More
After an amazing 150 issues, IDW Publishing’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, launched in 2011, has come to an end. For the
Read more
Destiny Waits For No One — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Untold Destiny Of The Foot Clan’ #2
Oroku Karai’s attempts to build a new modern destiny for the Foot Clan have hit a few, almost deadly, snags.
Read more
Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
We’re nearing mid-year and that means comics are getting ready for the event push. We have a lot to review,
Read more
What Does A God Need With A Starship?: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #19
Saving the universe, and all manners of existence within, is tiring business. Just ask Captain Sisko and his weary crew.
Read more
This Is The End, My Only Friend, The End: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #150
Goodbye Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I’m gonna miss you. But then again, all good things must come to an end.
Read more
IDW Celebrates TMNT 40th Anniversary With A Special One-Shot
You may be more than aware that Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) are celebrating 40
Read more
Review Roundup: All Our Comics Reviews From Last Week
And we’re back looking at some of the week’s best (and sometimes the worst). It’s a whirlwind of reviews and
Read more
The Fate In Our Hands — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Untold Destiny Of The Foot Clan’ #1
For too long two men’s wills dominated the destiny of the Foot Clan. Oroku Karai is ready for a change.
Read more
Theseus Is Their Name: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #18
Benjamin Sisko and war are intimately familiar. As another conflict looms large, Sisko makes a bold choice. One that could
Read more
We’re In The Endgame Now: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #149
Time is a funny thing. It’s always running out. And certain things, no matter how much we fight, are inevitable.
Read more
Their Father’s Son — Reviewing ‘Star Trek: Sons Of Star Trek’ #1
For decades, the characters of Star Trek have sought out new life, met new civilizations, and have always done it
Read more
Everything Old Is New Again — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Last Ronin II — Re-Evolution’ #1
Four mutated turtles trained to fight, clad in colorful vestments, and carrying signature weapons have risen to protect New York.
Read more
Games Of Autarchs And Kingsnakes: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #17
When Romulans are about, galaxy-rocking treachery and deceit are commonplace. Thanks to one Harry Kim, they just might succeed. Star
Read more
A Journey For The Ages: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #6
Life provides various paths for the taking. Sometimes the path forward requires a small trip down the paths already traveled.
Read more
The Brink Of War Once More: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #16
Captain Benjamin Sisko is many things. Father. Starfleet Officer. Warrior. Emissary. Diplomat. What he’s not is someone who gives up.
Read more
No Time To Grieve: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #147
Time is a fickle, delicate thing. Push it too much and it will bite back, including at those that you
Read more
Right In The Heart — Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #5
Forces both within and without continue to chip away at the already extremely fragile alliance between humans and the orcs.
Read more
‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ Stay At IDW In New Deal With Paramount Global
With the soar away success of Transformers and G.I.Joe: A Real American Hero over at Skybound, it must be something
Read more
The Journey, Not The Destination — Reviewing ‘TMNT: The Last Ronin – The Lost Years’
Just because we have witnessed how a story ends doesn’t mean that there isn’t still plenty of meat on the
Read more
Time Is A Predator — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #146
Time. A concept that is both an ally and an enemy depending on one’s perspective or motivation at the moment.
Read more
The Brutal Truth Of Evolution — Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #15
Often, Star Trek is all about moralistic explorations of the human condition, complicated made-up scientific techno-babble, or big bold action.
Read more
Orcs Know All: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #4
Politics are a messy, clashing, wheeling and dealing affair that can divide families. Even for the variety of Orc clans.
Read more
Christmas Comics Cavalcade: Merry Shredder-Mas! In ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Saturday Morning Adventures’ #7
The winter holidays have boatloads of traditions. One common in major cities is Santacon, a bar crawl for charity. In
Read more
Nothing Neutral About This Zone: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #14
Sometimes you have to stop a God killer. Other times it’s about avoiding war with space dinosaurs. Starfleet is wild.
Read more
Paved With Good Intentions — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #145
Time. What a truly messy thing. A human-created concept based upon observations, which we still don’t really fully understand. Thank
Read more
The Thing About Space Lizards: Reviewing ‘Star Trek’ #13
Stopping a killer of Gods and ending a Day of Blood probably should earn Ben Sisko’s crew some time off.
Read more
What Was Lost, Now Found: Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #144
Since the moment it began, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been a franchise built around the varied concept of family.
Read more
New To You Comics #131: Beware Red Snow In ’30 Days Of Night’
Everyone has different tastes in comics. Here at New To You Comics, we explore that as Tony and Scott dive
Read more
Review — ‘Beneath The Trees Where Nobody Sees’ #1 Is Horror For Fans Of Richard Scarry & Dexter
You might read that headline and wonder what on earth we’re thinking. But IDW’s newest horror series Beneath The Trees
Read more
Life’s Thin Line: Reviewing ‘The Hunger And The Dusk’ #3
Death is a final situation for those unluckily struck by its sharp blade, but a plague upon those left behind.
Read more