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A New York Times bestseller! 

Written by top comics author James Tynion IV (Detective Comics) and beautifully illustrated by Freddie Williams II (Robin), this is a cross-over you never saw coming: Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Vol. 1.  Join the Bat and some teenage turtles as they try to save their cities from the baddest of the bad guys! 
 
NEW YORK CITY. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles face the battle of a lifetime, fighting both the fearsome Foot Clan and their leader, the Shredder, and the alien forces of General Krang… which is exactly Krang’s plan. Now a single dimensional warp can rid him of both of his greatest rivals at once.
 
GOTHAM CITY. From the Penguin to Killer Croc to Ra’s al Ghul and beyond, the caped crime-fighter called Batman already has his hands full protecting his city. Suddenly, a new enemy emerges—the Shredder and his ninja followers, transported to Gotham and unleashed upon an unsuspecting world. Now they’re on the hunt for the technology that will help them return home…and conquer Gotham City in the process, with the help of Batman’s deadliest rogues. But heroes come in all shapes, and the Dark Knight does not fight alone. 
 
As the Caped Crusader joins forces with Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo, Raphael and Master Splinter, can the Bat, the Rat and the Turtles take down the most vicious villains from two dimensions? 
 
DC Comics and IDW Publishing proudly present Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Collecting issues#1-6!

About the Author

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James Tynion IV started in the comics business assisting Scott Snyder in writing backup stories for Snyder's groundbreaking Batman series. Tynion soon began writing Talon, a series that spun out of the hugely popular Batman: The Court of Owls storyline.  He has also written Constantine: The Hellblazer and Red Hood and The Outlaws. Tynion currently writes Detective Comics as a part of DC Universe Rebirth for DC.

Praise For…

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“Delivers in just about every regard.”—GN

“[an] almost gleeful balance of the self-seriousness of Batman and the world of Gotham with the happy go-lucky hijinks of the Turtles.” – io9

“This is the stuff for which comic books were created!”—Nerdist

“A confident and well-executed crossover book.”—Newsarama

 “Aa remarkable accomplishment.”—PopMatters