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As of the writing of this review, IDWs TMNT books are the only comics Im consistently reading. And Im only reading the trade collections, at that. After giving it some thought, this series is my favorite iteration of the turtles. It takes the franchise just seriously enough to create interesting drama, but still maintains a story that is fun and not too dark. The series also does just the right combining of old and new--the story is mostly characters and plots that are in some fashion familiar to fans, but its still a new take on the material. City Fall is a bit of an exception, in that as far as I know, it investigates a story that has never been examined before.As for City Fall itself, its a longer story for two reasons: its a story that was given some considerable build-up. Also, given the subject, Im glad it was longer as it allowed for length of time to be a factor in the storys impact. One thing that Eastman (an original co-creator, which makes the book even better) has done that is brilliant is that in each story create a few small scenes that will eventually lead into something later on. Its something like a Levitz Paradigm, which I wish more monthly comics would do.I think the only thing that I didnt really enjoy is Huns connection to Casey Jones. The origin is given in vol. 2 of the Villains Micro-Series, but that comes to a head in this story. I see what the point was, and why it was done, but for me it seems a bit coincidental and sudden. Im curious if Eastman knew he was going to add that plot point early on when introducing Casey (as far back as the first issue), or if it was an idea coined later on. This is the only time Ive questioned any character development in the series, and I consider it so minor in comparison to how much the series has impressed me, that it does not detract from my enjoyment of the book.Ive been highly recommending the series to comic fans all the time, and now is no different.
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