Status Updates From Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja...

...Kill Batman. Kill the turtles. Kill them all.

You must protect yourselves!

Stockman's been busy. These vials... He's messing with mutagen... And something else?

You must protect yourselves!

So the mission was a success.

This is your prison. I am your warden.

You face the cold fury...

The pain... The pain is too much!

I see angels made of pizza...

You have no idea what I'm capable of. What I've done.

Michelangelo?!

A little looser than the last one since they are throwing hella characters into it but it is tons of fun and feels like the plot of a special episode from the 2012 tmnt series

Notes:
(1) This story was fine, just not nearly as good as the first crossover.
- There's no fun here. Characters are angry or down in the dumps and this just bangs on the same depressing notes over and over.
- It's also much more complex than before, too busy with too many spare parts.
(2) When did Bane become Michael Chabon?
- Convoluted vocabulary shouldn't be his thing!

Notes:
(1) I don't like the idea that Donatello's the weakest fighter among the Turtles. It's a major plot point here.
- While every Turtle should have their definite strengths and weaknesses, they should all be seen as equally formidable fighters.
- What we get instead is the presumption that Donatello uses smarts and technology to compensate for his physical deficiencies.

Notes:
(1) Ryan Ferrier co-writes four of the six issues. Which is at least some IDW involvement.
- The entire crossover seems like a wholly DC production.
- I suppose Tynion had his hands full juggling being a leading DC writer with his burgeoning indie ventures.
(2) Immediately, you can tell this is Rebirth Batman because the bat symbol on his chest is outlined in yellow.