On the series’ biggest reveal — that the mysterious lone survivor of the brothers is in fact the least likely of the bunch, the once-lighthearted Michelangelo — he noted, “It was the firstborn, and it was the one who had the longest path to travel from the laid back, kind of comedic one, to become this character that ultimately has to resolve this issue.”
But with an end comes a new beginning, and the major cliffhanger from the first mini-series that leads intowas a glimmer of hope amid the darkness in the form of four new baby turtles that would be destined to take up the mantle. As seen in Issue #1 of, they’re a very different breed. Two male, two female, and all very different shapes and sizes, they’re much more individualized that the original siblings who were physiologically identical .
Teasing the the future of the franchise following the new turtles, Eastman said, “The story and how you’re introduced to them and as you see them grow, and what they’re going to become in, you’re seeing the tip of the iceberg, the fingernail if you will, of what we’re going to do with them.”The Lost Years, which is part of that five-issue thing, which will lead into