It seems a Ninja Turtle is never done hopping between universes. No sooner have the TMNT crew wrapped up their second crossover adventure with the Ghostbusters than they're heading back to Gotham City for another Batman family team-up. This sequel offers a pretty easy hook. If you enjoyed the original Batman/TMNT miniseries and crave more form that creative team, you'll be happy with the follow-up.
Batman/TMNT II builds loosely on the framework of the original, but not so heavily that it can't simply be enjoyed on its own terms. This first issue focuses mainly on the Turtle side of the equation, as they contend with a civil war plaguing the post-Shredder Foot Clan ranks. It's a little strange that this sequel spends just as long as the first in actually setting up the crossover, but at least that methodical approach feels more purposeful this time around. Writer James Tynion focuses a great deal on the theme of power - what it means to be truly strong and the different ways strength can manifest itself. With the initial novelty of this team-up having faded, Tynion seems determined to take a more ambitious approach to the plot this time around. All for the better.
from IGN Reviews http://ift.tt/2nEkRhE
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