Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2024) #1 Variant RI (25) (Earls)[1:25] Illustrated by: Joelle Jones Cover Design or Artwork by: Danny Earls COVERS (14 VARIANTS): UPC: 82771403315100171| Comic Book FOC: 06/10/2024| On Sale 07/24/2024 Catalog: May 2024 32 pages| 140 per carton 4 Oz| Rated T IDW Publishing | IDW Publishing Sales Rights: World About The Book NEW SERIES PREMIERE! NEW JUMPING-ON POINT! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have all left New York to pursue their own interests, but there are forces gathering that will pull them back together—whether the bad guys like it or not. First up: Raphael! But why is everyone’s favorite brawler in prison?! When a surprise attack behind bars puts Raph’s position in jeopardy, he needs to figure out how to get out of jail and warn his brothers that trouble is coming. Superstar writer Jason Aaron (The Mighty Thor, Batman: Off-World) teams up with Joëlle Jones (Lady Killer, Catwoman) for the first issue of a new TMNT series that will start a bold new era, celebrating the TMNT’s 40th anniversary while setting them up for the next 40 years to come!
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