From the earliest month's of IDW's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot, there have always been various one-shots, micro-series, mini-series and other spinoffs expanding on the main series. Why not consolidate those spinoff stories into one ongoing series? That's pretty much the thinking with TMNT Universe. Not all readers will feel the need to read two simultaneous TMNT comics, but those who do check out TMNT Universe #1 will find a comic very worthy of standing alongside its sister series.
In fact, reading this issue is enough to make you wonder if IDW shouldn't have just gone the DC Rebirth route and converted the main TMNT comic into a twice-monthly series. TMNT Universe is not only very much in line with the main series in terms of tone and style, it feels like a vital addition to the franchise. This book builds directly on the current, post-Vengeance status quo as it explores the new threats that are emerging in the aftermath of Shredder's defeat. If this issue makes anything clear, it's that the future is darker and more unpredictable than ever for the Turtles. The catch is that the book doesn't completely stand on its own, and those not keen on the main series might not find much incentive to stick with TMNT Universe either.
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