Power Rangers Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #1 cover a mora connecting variant 1

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Ryan Parrott
(A/CA) Dan Mora

It's been six months since the Teenagers With Attitude and the Heroes In A Half Shell teamed up to defeat the unholy alliance of Rita Repulsa and Shredder, but a new threat will force them to reunite in the crossover YOU demanded! Between an invasion from beyond, old enemies teaming up with unlikely accomplices, and a threat to the Rangers' powers themselves, will the two teams survive the onslaught, or will they need help from the most unexpected ally imaginable? Longtime Power Rangers architect Ryan Parrott (Rogue Sun) joins forces with superstar artist Dan Mora (World's Finest, Once & Future) to deliver the follow-up to the hit crossover! Collect all four connecting main covers by Dan Mora, a very special double gatefold variant, and don't miss this collector's opportunity as TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman and Freddie Williams II team up for a variant cover for every issue in this series! But that's not all, a Deluxe Edition will include 1 of 10 intermixed trading cards and an EXCLUSIVE print celebrating this epic crossover event!
Date Available: 12/28/2022

Reviews

Before we get into this review, I want to point out; you definitely want to read the first mini-series before jumping in here. If the "II" in the title wasn't enough of a clue, this is a direct sequel to the first crossover and picks up where that one left off. If you did read and enjoyed the first series, there's really no reason to not grab this one as well. Dan Mora on the art hits all the bossanova and mighty morphin crossover expectations. Great group shots, group pairings of characters from both teams along with the villains pairing up to take out both the Turtles and Rangers, and another surprise that could only happen in a TMNT/MMPR crossover. My bar may be low for crossover books, but this one really does exceed expectations for a crossover of two 90s children's shows.