Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Nation, Vol. 2

Don’t miss the conclusion of the series featuring Bebop and Rocksteady, Natsu, Koya, Bludgeon, Nobody, the Dog Star Clan, Lita, Monty, Baxter Stockman, Sally Pride, and Mona Lisa!

In this bombastic volume, Bebop and Rocksteady interrupt the boxing match of the century―costing some very dangerous people a lot of money. With an entire city hot on their heels, can they escape Las Vegas without destroying it? Find out in this  story by Caleb Goellner and artists Omar Francia and Nelson Dániel.

Then, before Foot Clan leader Karai went mysteriously into seclusion, she ordered her Foot soldiers Natsu, Koya, and Bludgeon to let Manhattan’s new district attorney, Hieronymus Hale, do whatever he needed to take the Ninja Turtles off the board. But with Hale’s militarized Foot Patrol wreaking havoc all over the city and bringing shame to the Foot name, Karai’s mutant soldiers decide they can no longer stand idly by in this story by Erik Burnham and artist Michael Shelfer.

But that’s not all! When Angel takes her malfunctioning Nobody suit to Harold’s lab for a repair, she discovers it’s not as simple as taking her laptop to the local computer store. In fact, it’s ridiculous! Join Angel and guest star Fugitoid in a story by Tom Waltz and artist Nelson Dániel.

Oh? You think that’s it for the odious Hieronymus Hale? Of course not! Although he has nearly all of New York under the boot of his militant Foot Patrol, the crime lords of Chinatown have somehow resisted Hale’s takeover of NYC’s underworld…and have come up with a plan to resist. At last their secret weapon is revealed: The Dog Star Clan has finally come to America in the Mutant Nation finale by the best-selling Thundercats team of Declan Shalvey and artist Drew Moss! 

Plus, short stories featuring Lita by Dave Wielgosz and Vitor Cafaggi; Monty Moose by Paul Allor and Gavin Smith; Sally Pride and Baxter Stockman by Allor and Barnaby Bagenda; and Mona Lisa by Andy Khouri, Wielgoz, and Cafaggi!

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