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Preview: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ongoing Compendium, Vol. 3

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ongoing Compendium, Vol. 3

(W) Sophie Campbell (A) Nelson Dániel, Jodi Nishijima, Ken Garing, Pablo Tunica, Fero Pe, Gavin Smith, Vincenzo Federici

This final volume collects the last 50 issues of the series, #101–150, with new writer Sophie Campbell taking the helm. Sophie also illustrates some issues and is joined by a myriad of artists, including Nelson Dániel, Jodi Nishijima, Ken Garing, Pablo Tunica, Fero Pe, Gavin Smith, Vincenzo Federici, and more!

After a mutagen bomb transforms hundreds, forcing them to live in squalor in a walled off section called Mutant Town, the Turtles find New York City drastically changed—new factions and enemies are on the rise, and allies are in short supply. The Turtles discover that in order to survive, they will need to work together like never before as Mutant Town takes center stage in this countdown to the finale!

These compendiums offer the perfect opportunity for new readers to catch up on the series and longtime fans to collect all the ongoing issues in just three volumes!

Preview: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Booyakasha Books, Vol. 2

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Booyakasha Books, Vol. 2

Various

Revisit the world of the 2012 TMNT animated series in two omnibus editions that collect all the stories for the first time! Each volume contains over 300 pages of content!

Originally produced by Panini in 59 issues of its Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles magazine, the majority of these short stories (6–12 pages) have never been published in the U.S. Volume 2 collects all the stories from issues #32–59. The 2012 animated series has become a fan favorite, and this two-volume set offers fans the opportunity to dive into adventures they’ve never seen before!

Cover art for 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Bodyakasha Books Volume Two' featuring the turtles and friends gathered around a TV playing video games.
A comic page featuring cartoon turtles discussing a painting mishap, with a character in a robe overseeing their activities.
A comic book page featuring a colorful dragon and teenage turtles in an action scene. The dragon, with a blue and orange color scheme, is attacking, while the turtles are reacting in surprise and fear. Speech bubbles convey their dialogue and emotions.
A comic page featuring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in action, with dynamic dialogue and vibrant illustrations. Characters are engaged in battle, showcasing their weapons and colorful environment.
Comic panel featuring a battle scene with anthropomorphic turtles and a human character. The turtles are engaging in combat, while a blue dragon is flying above, and explosions are occurring in the background. Dialogue bubbles show the characters communicating during the chaos.
A colorful comic page featuring anthropomorphic turtle characters in action, facing off against dragon-like creatures. The turtles express concern and humor while discussing their predicament, surrounded by graffiti art. Speech bubbles show dialogue among the characters, with one turtle showcasing a painting that resembles a monster.
Comic page featuring anthropomorphic turtles reacting to a creature called 'Gorilla-Samurai-Octopus.' Various panels illustrate their expressions and dialogue, along with action scenes and humorous interactions.

Preview: Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Coastal Chaos #2

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Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Coastal Chaos #2

(W) Andrew Joustra (A) Louie Joyce

The Turtles’ beachside adventure continues in this issue! Sharks can sense a drop of blood in the water, and if the mutant shark Armaggon has his way, the Jersey Shore will run red! He doesn’t just have it out for the Turtles — he wants to sink his teeth into the Big Apple itself. He’s got a scheme for revenge, and it’s gonna make a splash!

Cover of 'Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' comic book issue 2, featuring four turtles relaxing on floaties in a colorful ocean setting.
Comic book cover of 'Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' featuring colorful illustrations of the turtles in action against a large dinosaur-like creature on a beach, with vibrant elements like a flamingo and beach accessories.
A vibrant urban scene featuring a green anthropomorphic turtle skateboarding in mid-air, wearing a bandana and a skateboard with graphics. Below, a blue anthropomorphic creature is holding a camera and cheering, dressed in an orange vest and white shirt. Tall buildings and traffic lights are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
Cover of 'Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' comic book featuring a vibrant illustration of the turtles on a boat in a cityscape at night, with text indicating the creative team behind the publication.
A green anthropomorphic character wearing a colorful Hawaiian shirt stands on a stage with a microphone, delivering a comedic story while focusing on the audience. The scene is illuminated by bright lights, highlighting the performer and his expressions.
A comic-style image depicting a marina with a boat and characters resembling turtles engaging in humorous dialogue about a delivery.
Comic panel featuring anthropomorphic turtles preparing for an adventure on a boat, discussing challenges posed by a shark.

Preview: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Jason Aaron Deluxe Edition

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Jason Aaron Deluxe Edition

(W) Jason Aaron (A) Joëlle Jones, Rafael Albuquerque, Cliff Chiang, Chris Burnham, Darick Robertson, Juan Ferreyra

Jason Aaron rings in an all-new era of TMNT comics in this new series! Read the first 12 issues, collected together for the first time.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have all left New York to pursue their own interests, but gathering forces will pull them back together in this collection that includes the prelude story “Long Way From Home” and issues #1–12 by superstar writer Jason Aaron and an all-star lineup of artists, including Joëlle Jones, Rafael Albuquerque, Cliff Chiang, Chris Burnham, Darick Robertson, and Juan Ferreyra!
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Raphael’s in prison. Michelangelo’s a TV star in Tokyo. Leonardo’s roaming the world seeking peace. Donatello’s trapped in a mutant zoo, fighting for the entertainment of the ultra-rich. And back in New York—what’s been happening while the Turtles were scattered across the globe?​

Cover of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Jason Aaron Deluxe Edition' featuring the turtles facing forward with a towering figure in the background, reflective water showing their reflections. The overall theme is comic-style art with a dark color palette.
A comic book panel depicting a scene inside San Quentin State Prison, where several inmates in orange jumpsuits are gathered in a cafeteria setting. The focus is on two inmates with a tray of food, with a somber atmosphere reflecting their thoughts and experiences.
A comic book page featuring a character in a prison setting, wearing an orange jumpsuit, surrounded by other characters in orange jumpsuits at a cafeteria table. There are speech bubbles with dialogues expressing various emotions and conversations, including a prison guard announcing 'Lights Out!' and characters discussing their circumstances.
Comic book page featuring a character in a red mask fighting against adversaries in orange prison jumpsuits in a dark sewer setting.
Comic book page featuring Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in an underground setting. The left side shows a turtle confronting a villain while the right side captures the turtles leaping over a city skyline. Dialogue bubbles highlight their interactions and expressions.
A comic book page featuring a prison scene, with characters in orange jumpsuits engaged in dialogue. One character, wearing a red mask, sits on a bench looking dejected next to a basketball. Another character, dressed in a suit, is depicted aggressively reprimanding a guard, while the background shows a prison yard and other inmates.
Comic book page depicting a prison scene with characters in orange jumpsuits and a turtle character wearing a red mask. Dialogue boxes provide context about the situation, with themes of struggle and survival.

NYCC 2026: Stan Sakai and Soo Lee present Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The First Ronin

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Renowned comic book creator Stan Sakai and Bram Stoker Award-winning artist Soo Lee are honoring the legacy of the chart-topping triumph TMNT: The Last Ronin with a captivating spiritual predecessor, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The First Ronin.

With the debut issue slashing into comic shops March 2027, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The First Ronin transports readers to 1600s Japan as the fearsome warrior and tactician General Kameyama is facing impossible odds in a great war. When his allies fall and he becomes the last man standing, the tide swiftly changes when four yōkai – supernatural creatures and monsters from Japanese folklore – who resemble humanoid turtles leap to his aid and defeat his foes. But Kameyama’s battle is far from over as the epic yōkai war approaches…

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The First Ronin is a showcase of Sakai’s unforgettable impact on the medium, presenting new character designs, writing, page layouts and an entirely new mythology from his rich imagination. Combined with Lee’s astonishing artwork, this is a must-read series for fans of TMNT: The Last Ronin and the visual storytelling that only comics can provide.

Cover art of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The First Ronin' featuring four anthropomorphic turtles in a lush, forested setting, dressed in ninja attire and wielding weapons.
Comic book cover for 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The First Ronin', featuring a lone warrior in traditional attire wielding a bow and arrows, set against a large white moon and a red background.

NYCC 2026: Horror Takes Over with IDW Goes Dark

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Logo design featuring the text 'IDW Goes Dark' with a stylized font and graphic elements.

New York Comic Con week has arrived! IDW Publishing will be at the show with can’t-miss signings and exclusives at booth #4551, plus a panel that’ll have the entire industry talking (Friday morning, 11:15am in room 406.2). To celebrate the big show, IDW has at least one major announcement planned for every single weekday. While they can’t spoil any secrets (yet), they have teased there will be big news for fans of Star Trek, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, horror, and a major reveal they cannot wait to declassify during the panel.

To kick off the week-long celebration, IDW’s infecting its entire publishing line with the ambitious initiative IDW Goes Dark. The best-selling horror print is taking over with a truly sinister selection of new horror comics throughout all of 2027, featuring Hello Kitty, Sonic the Hedgehog, Godzilla, Star Trek, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and new original nightmares from the imprint.

The terrifying takeover with IDW Goes Dark will also feature A Quiet Place: Rising Tides, The Twilight Zone, Any Given Smile, Event Horizon: Pandemonium, as well as the upcoming already-announced originals Fatal Fest and Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: The Summer and the Fall. Fans at NYCC, don’t miss the exclusive ashcans for Fatal Fest #1 and You’ll Never Leave This Place Alive #1 at the IDW booth before they sell out.

More details lurk in the shadows for now, but IDW has teased there will be a spine-tingling surprise for horror fans at the IDW panel this Friday

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Secret of the Ooze – 35th Anniversary

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Secret of the Ooze – 35th Anniversary

Dean Clarrain
October 6, 2026

After the smash-hit success of the first Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie in 1990, the sequel, Secret of the Ooze, was released in 1991. As with the first movie, an adaptation was published by Archie Comics. Now, 35 years later, this new edition allows fans of the series to revisit a long-unavailable part of TMNT history that presents the work in its original art and colors!

The Shredder returns and is seeking revenge. He’s looking for the same ooze that originally mutated the Turtles when they were young, but what are his plans if he obtains it? Trying to stop him, the Turtles find themselves in the battle of their lives when two new mutants, Tokka and Rahzar making their TMNT debut, are unleashed!

Cover of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic titled 'Secret of the Ooze,' celebrating the 35th anniversary, depicting the turtles in action against various villains.
A comic strip set in New York, featuring two characters discussing pizza deliveries, a pink scooter, and a red car parked nearby. One character is on a scooter while another holds a pizza box.
Comic panel depicting a confrontation outside a shopping mall, featuring characters engaged in dialogue about an arrest and a martial arts fight inside the mall, with vibrant action scenes showing characters in various poses while emphasizing sound effects like 'BANG,' 'SMACK,' and 'THUNK'.
A comic strip featuring four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles engaged in humorous action, interacting with various characters and showcasing their martial arts skills in a playful setting.
Comic book page featuring characters in action scenes, including anthropomorphic turtles and a man in a blue jacket, with dialogue balloons and various settings.
Comic panel featuring Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles interacting over pizza, with characters expressing humor and concern.
A comic book page with two panels. The left panel shows a wasteland with a rundown building, trash, and figures in dark clothing. The right panel depicts a conversation among characters in a construction setting, involving plans for revenge and rebuilding.

Preview: TMNT: Journeys #14

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TMNT: Journeys #14

(W) Peter Laird (A) Jim Lawson

Growing frustrated and hitting dead ends in uncovering the truth of her origins, April O’Neil makes a call that goes through space and time to summon Renet for assistance. Donatello and the Utroms continue their scientific pact. Raphael’s mutation grows out of control. Michelangelo continues being Earth’s ambassador to the Utroms. And Leo stakes out a new enemy who has him yearning for battle…

Cover of TMNT Journeys issue 14 featuring a muscular green turtle character surrounded by futuristic machinery.
Cover page of TMNT: Journeys #14 featuring an illustration of a coin with the word 'Liberty' and a depiction of President Gore. The design includes credits for writers, artists, and production details at the top and bottom.
A black and white illustration of a building at Skinner State Park in South Hadley, Massachusetts, featuring a wooden deck and rocky terrain in the foreground.
A black and white illustration showing a woman standing on a balcony overlooking a scenic landscape, with a sign nearby. Below, two individuals, a woman and a man, are walking towards the viewer while another person stands further back on the balcony.
A black and white comic panel showing a young person with short hair standing on a balcony, looking contemplative. The first panel features them from the waist up with clouds in the background. The second panel shows their hand holding a circular object, possibly a watch or device. The third panel reveals them placing the object down on the railing with a 'tik' sound effect.
A comic-style illustration showing a concerned character examining a circular object while looking out over a mountainous landscape. Another character is seen in the background explaining the significance of a nearby tower.
A black and white comic panel depicting a conversation between a mother and her daughter about a bald woman in the distance. The mother is trying to calm her daughter, who finds the woman funny-looking, while the bald woman appears friendly and engaged in the conversation. The scene includes a scenic view of mountains in the background.

Preview: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle Power Pack, Vol. 4

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle Power Pack, Vol. 4

Various
September 29, 2026

First, two stories from Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! To catch a mutant kidnapper sometimes means…getting kidnapped?! When the Turtles set a trap to lure their latest mystery villain out into the open, they find themselves biting off more than they can chew in “A Case of the Meat Sweats.” Then, welcome to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reunion, with featured guests Raph, Donnie, Leo, Mikey, April, and…a whole host of angry villains, in “The Reunion Special!”

From the pages of Saturday Morning Adventures comes the next story. A mysterious piece of tech transforms one of Krang’s rock soldiers into a power-ballad-belting rockstar, in “For Those About to Rock!”

In the final story, go back to the original animated series with Archie Comics’ TMNT Adventures #20!

Cover of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle Power Pack Vol. 4' featuring the four turtles in action poses, each wielding different weapons, with vibrant colors and dynamic background.
A comic panel featuring four characters, including a girl and three turtle-like figures, engaged in a humorous conversation. One character expresses frustration, while another offers a compliment. The setting appears to be a futuristic or urban environment.
A comic book scene featuring anthropomorphic characters engaging in humorous dialogue. One character is dressed in a blue costume resembling a combination of a human and a creature, while others are colorful mutant turtles. The setting is a city alley with a vibrant urban backdrop.
Comic panel featuring four anthropomorphic turtles discussing a comical situation involving creatures with mutated powers, set in a vibrant urban environment.
Comic panel featuring four anthropomorphic turtles discussing a giant mutant threat, with humorous dialogue.
Comic book page featuring anthropomorphic turtles in action, with dialogue bubbles and vibrant colors, depicting a scene of a chase and humorous interactions among characters.
A comic strip featuring two characters, Raphael and another turtle, involved in an action scene where debris is flying around. Raphael is depicted jumping through a shattered window, while various items are scattered around in an urban setting, conveying a sense of chaos and excitement.
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