Go beyond the main series in this exciting anthology of stand-alone stories by a diverse array of talent.

Behold the debut of the TMNT's weirdest foe yet: Wyrm! When Michelangelo tries to help find a missing person in the sewers, he ends up discovering something he wished stayed in the dark! Then, Donatello reboots a new and improved Metalhead only to find that the robot no longer functions entirely as designed… for better and worse! And, Alopex and Nobody are looking for a little rest and relaxation but get more than they ask for when they become the unwilling guests of a never-ending party thrown by the hedonistic Toad Baron!

Features stories by Nick Pitarra, John Lees, Brahm Revel, Ryan Ferrier, Adam Gorham, Sophie Campbell, Bobby Curnow, and Pablo Tunica.
Collects issues #6–10.

Nick Pitarra is an American comic book artist best known for his Co-Created work on The Manhattan Projects with Jonathan Hickman. Other works include Astonishing Tales, S.H.E.I.L.D., and Red Wing. He's also provided the cover art for such titles as Valhalla Mad, Transformers vs G.I. Joe, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Silk, Red Skull, Rasputin, Morning Glories, The Life After, John Flood, and many more.

Ryan Ferrier is a Canadian comic book writer and letterer. He is the writer of Kennel Block Blues, Curb Stomp, and Sons of Anarchy (BOOM! Studios); the upcoming Hot Damn and the acclaimed D4VE  and D4VE 2 (IDW & Monkeybrain); and The Brothers James, Tiger Lawyer, and Ultranova for ReadChallenger Comics (readchallenger.com), a self-publishing comic collective he runs with Brian Level. Recently, he’s written comics for Marvel’s Secret Wars: Battleworld (with Logan Faerber), Bravest Warriors: Tales of the Holo-John (with Jorge Corona), and Monstrosity II (with J. Bone), and has been published in Heavy Metal Magazine (with artist Hugo Petrus).

Adam Gorham is a freelance comic book artist residing in Mississauga, Ontario. He’s done work for IDW Publishing, Boom! Studios, Titan Comics, Valiant Entertainment, and more. Currently he’s illustrating his creator-owned crime series, The Violent, at Image Comics.