Time is short as Krang accelerates his plan to terraform the Earth, which will kill all who live on it! A surprise alliance results in a daring plan-- and the stakes have never been higher! Collects issues #41_44.

Time is short as Krang accelerates his plan to terraform the Earth… which will kill all who live on it! A surprise alliance results in a daring plan — and the stakes have never been higher! Collects issues #41–44.

In a world where Shredder leads the Turtles, all hope seems lost! With the Turtles brainwashed to follow Shredder, Splinter forms a new group in a last ditch effort to save his sonsÄ and New York City!

This grim and gritty action romp features the baddest dudes in the Turtles universe: Raphael and Casey Jones.

Originally published as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters issues #1-4.

As the Turtles continue to get used to a world leading the Foot Clan post-Shredder, they return to the Technodrome to monitor the revival of the Utroms on Burnow Island. They are surprised to meet a new mutant: Leatherhead! Will the mysterious mutant be friend or foe? Collects issues #56-60.

Go beyond the main series in this exciting anthology of stand-alone stories. Karai has always embodied the Foot Clan. With the Clan under the control of Splinter, what path will she take during her travels in Japan? Danger and intrigue await her, Koya, and Bludgeon! Plus, Man Ray and Sally Pride journey to New Jersey to investigate rumors of a mysterious monster. Collects issues #11-15.

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