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TMNT: Bebop & RocksteadyLove this book. Not your usual TMNT book but something more. The pig and rino were always my favorite turtles bad guys. Should be an unstoppable force, but just so dumb.
25 books into the IDW TMNT universe we find what is without a doubt the worst trade ever.
This was absolutely awful. The artwork was messy throughout and the dialogue was just long and all over the place. Ugh. The "plot" was contradictory and silly...I don't like time travel usually and this one was twice as messy as I've ever seen it.
too convoluted for my taste..too much attempted fan service.
I didn't really like the art style and I couldn't really get into the story either.I think someone who is a fan would like it though.
Confusing betimes, but awesome!
My introduction to the IDW universe and I *loved* it. Funny how the turts are mostly witnesses, and the emphasis is on the gruesome twosome.
I...don't...what? Why does this book exist? Bebop and Rocksteady get hold of a time scepter and proceed to run havoc across the timestream, closely followed by Renet and the Turtles, but there doesn't seem to be much point otherwise? The story crisscrosses over itself until there's hundreds of Bebops and Rocksteadys, and I just don't understand what it was trying to accomplish. The one thing it did do, I highly doubt will be acknowledged in the main book at all.Add to this the fact that there's
Bebop and Rocksteady are a couple of Foot Clan wanna-bees who manage to get themselves mutated into strange animal-hybrids. They had left NYC, so why were their skeletons found with a strange mummy from the Cretaceous period and placed on display in the NY Natural History Museum? That is the question that the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Renet the Time-Master from the 79th Dimension. The whole book is almost a circular loop that answers the question in the most obtuse way with plenty of recu...
Some fun comics. They had a strong retro feel to me, not a bad thing either way. If you're a big TMNT fan definitely worth a look. I received an advanced copy of this from NetGalley.com and the publisher
I'm giving this five stars for the scenes in which bebop and Rocksteady meet their former pre-mutant selves, which the timelines, dimensions and turtles hijinx exist to make happen. Comedy gold, these guys continue to be the best thing about the IDW turtles-verse.
Part of this I really liked: Bebop and Rocksteady are difficult jerks who can't be trusted with the power of time travel. They do, in fact, screw everything up. Rare to see a time travel story where they just let that happen.Part of this I didn't like: Everything having to do with that time cop who I never saw before and never felt a connection with, every attempt to put the pieces back together, and, ultimately, this particular Bebop and Rocksteady isn't quite how I remember the characters. I t...
Черепахи милые, но сюжет какое-то куку
(B) 73% | More than SatisfactoryNotes: Stupid, stupid, stupid stuff! still, fun enough, art's up to snuff, just harmless fluff, though timey-wimey logic's rough.
Bebop and Rocksteady get a hold of some time wand thingy and travel through time. Sounds like it should be fun. Instead it was just an incomprehensible mess with hundreds of Bebop and Rocksteadys running around and lots of time line changes that are just waved away.Received an advance copy from IDW and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Did I not understand some of the time travel stuff? Yes. DId I read this for the Pepperoni and Raph reunion? Yes.
'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Bebop & Rocksteady Destroy Everything' is a crazy timeline adventure where our witless villains do exactly as described in the title.The Turtles go to a museum exhibit to see a mummy queen and see something unreal: the skeletons of Bebop and Rocksteady. When they touch a jewel being worn by the mummy, their time-travelling friend Renet shows up and they get whisked off on an adventure. It seems that Bebop has gotten his hands on a sceptre that creates time portals,...
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Time travel stories are hard to pull of successfully, this was not successful. I don't understand the need to have like bajillion artists on a spin off one shot series like this either.
