Summary: Japan is experiencing a prolonged series of mysterious earthquakes and it's to Usagi and the Turtles to stop them.
Plot: I think it was Chris Sims who said," I could write one ten out of ten review and just copy and paste it for every new issue that Sakai puts out"(I may be paraphrasing) and the case is the same here. Sakai once again seamlessly inserts the Turtles into his tale and they don't feel out of place in the world he's created over the last thirty years and although the Turtles have more action than characterization they are still recognizable so it's a great showing for both parties. That said, although it felt natural overall and that though the action was fun I would have liked a little more substance so maybe I lied when I said it was a 10 out of 10, as it may be more accurate to say 9 out of 10 but it's a small quibble in an otherwise fun issue.
Art: I love Sakai's depiction of the Turtles, and the action he is able to portray with them is amazingly slick. They're bulky characters but Stan makes them sleek despite their round shapes which is fun to see.
Grade:9/10

Summary: The Ogdru Jahad is dead but not without a cost to the BPRD and the world, but in the wake of that life goes on and those that remain must pick up the pieces.
Plot: With the big shake ups in the previous issue from last winter this is a book I've been deeply anticipating. In the wake of the BPRD's greatest victory the world is in ruins and many of the key players have paid the ultimate price(RIP Kate, Johan and Panya) and those left have a lot of work yet to do. This issue didn't answer all the questions remaining(and how could it hope to?) but it set up a framework to explore the word following it's near destruction. I love the focus on Howard the Barbarian, Liz, Ashley Strode, Fenix and Giarocco, many who have been around for some time in the background but are now seeing a push into the spotlight. With the exceptions of Liz and Fenix the others are relatively blank slates so it'll be a lot of fun to see them develop in the coming issues. The big surprise for me how ever was the end...where Liz discovered what looked like
Art: Campbell continues to kill really kill it, his backgrounds are especially amazing in conveying just how broken and forlorn the world is which is a huge part of the story.
Grade:10/10

Summary: Trapped in the lair of Damian al Ghul/Wayne and surrounded by the League of Assassins the untested suit may be the only way out.
Plot: After Time Drake took on the role of Batman before Rebirth I had written the series off despite being a fan of the concept since its inception but at the insistence of a friend I went back and read the newest run from the start last month and fully enjoyed it and that continues on to this issue with the continued battle between Damian and Terry. The action is great, the characterization of Damian as an adult is what you'd hope for and the little connections to both Tomasi and Gleason and Grant Morrison's runs on Batman and Robin in the quick refresh on who Damian is. Where the conclusion goes is slightly troubling as it sets up a two man enter one man leave battle and since Terry is Batman that wouldn't bode well for Damian so I'm hoping for an alternate solution that brings Damian back into the fold somehow. 
Art: Chang's new Batsuit continues to be slightly too busy, especially in the action scenes but I loved his Goliath so I guess it comes out as even in the wash. 
Grade:7/10