Christmas has come early for
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle (TMNT) fans, as IDW Publishing has revealed the cover for next month's 100th issue of the long-running comic book series.
As if the 100th issue of the IDW series wasn't exciting enough, we've been told that
TMNT co-creators Peter Laird and Kevin Eastman reunited for the cover! IDW was also kind enough to provide us with a video showing off the road to the monumental 100th cover, which you can see below.
You're probably saying to yourself, "The stroll down memory lane is nice, but where's a high-rez version of the comic book cover?!" Have no fear, we've included it below. Feel free to click on the image to view a larger version and make sure you share your thoughts on the cover, and
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in general, in the comment area below.
Things have never been worse for the TMNT and their allies, but there’s still one desperate gambit to try if the family can come together in time. Will it be worth the cost? Over eight years of TMNT storytelling have led to this game-changing moment! There are shocking twists and developments galore that will have fans talking for months to come...including a monumental story arc conclusion that will leave you gasping for breath! Don’t miss it!
The 100th issue of
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (TMNT) will be available December 11th wherever print and digital comics are sold. Want to find a comic book shop near your? Head over to
ComicShopLocator.com!
What do you think of the cover? Will you be picking it up on December 11th?!
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