Preview: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Booyakasha Books, Vol. 2

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Booyakasha Books, Vol. 2

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Revisit the world of the 2012 TMNT animated series in two omnibus editions that collect all the stories for the first time! Each volume contains over 300 pages of content!

Originally produced by Panini in 59 issues of its Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles magazine, the majority of these short stories (6–12 pages) have never been published in the U.S. Volume 2 collects all the stories from issues #32–59. The 2012 animated series has become a fan favorite, and this two-volume set offers fans the opportunity to dive into adventures they’ve never seen before!

Cover art for 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Bodyakasha Books Volume Two' featuring the turtles and friends gathered around a TV playing video games.
A comic page featuring cartoon turtles discussing a painting mishap, with a character in a robe overseeing their activities.
A comic book page featuring a colorful dragon and teenage turtles in an action scene. The dragon, with a blue and orange color scheme, is attacking, while the turtles are reacting in surprise and fear. Speech bubbles convey their dialogue and emotions.
A comic page featuring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in action, with dynamic dialogue and vibrant illustrations. Characters are engaged in battle, showcasing their weapons and colorful environment.
Comic panel featuring a battle scene with anthropomorphic turtles and a human character. The turtles are engaging in combat, while a blue dragon is flying above, and explosions are occurring in the background. Dialogue bubbles show the characters communicating during the chaos.
A colorful comic page featuring anthropomorphic turtle characters in action, facing off against dragon-like creatures. The turtles express concern and humor while discussing their predicament, surrounded by graffiti art. Speech bubbles show dialogue among the characters, with one turtle showcasing a painting that resembles a monster.
Comic page featuring anthropomorphic turtles reacting to a creature called 'Gorilla-Samurai-Octopus.' Various panels illustrate their expressions and dialogue, along with action scenes and humorous interactions.

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