Dan Duncan

If, like us, you've spent the past weekend binging on Netflix's second season of Daredevil and reveling in all the superhero exploits, ninja action and all-around punishment, you probably still haven't had your fill. While there are great Daredevil runs from the likes of Frank Miller and Mark Waid that you could read to get more of a hornhead fix, what are you supposed to do if you've read all of them too? We've got five of the best independent comics to try next if you can't get enough of the Man Without Fear.

I think we can all agree that the best comics are cheap comics, which is why I always keep an eye on Comixology's sales page to see if there are any good deals to be had. This week, there's a massive Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sale, including all ten volumes of IDW's current TMNT series, plus the miniseries collections that go with it. It's a lot of comics, and that presents a problem of its own: With so much out there to get, which ones should you pick up? This time, the answer's simple: You should get all of it. Seriously. It's that good.

Listen folks, I want to like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles a lot. I have a huge amount of childhood nostalgia caught up in those characters, and as an adult, I can recognize TMNT as arguably the single most important independent comic book of all time, a cornerstone that paved the way for a revolution of creator-owned books that continues today. I want them to be good, but there's so much of it, spread across so much media, that it's hard to figure out what to get into if I want something that's going to live up to those high hopes. Fortunately, Comixology celebrated the release of the latest Ninja Turtles movie with a sale on the current run of comics from IDW Publishing and gave me exactly the opportunity I was looking for. Since I had only heard good things about those comics -- and since everyone I asked about them told me to just get it all -- I took the plunge ad bought up everything they had, and I've been spending the last few days reading through. And seriously? It is good. It's, like, X-Men in the '70s good.

Tom Waltz, Kevin Eastman, and Dan Duncan's relaunched Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series from IDW arrives at its sixth issue on January 25, bringing its cast of characters ever closer to some major reveals. The young group of turtles continue to struggle to work as a team as their feline foe Old Hob and mutantkind's (somewhat mutual) human adversary Baxter Stockman plot in secrecy...

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back and as surly as ever as original TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman, along with co-writer Tom Waltz and artist Dan Duncan unleash 32 pages of all-new turtley action today in the pages of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1 from IDW and Nickelodeon...

Yes, it was great to hear that Kevin Eastman is working on some new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles stories. But the artist who appeared on that same creative lineup, Dan Duncan, deserves some attention as well. If you've checked out any of Duncan's work with Scott Lobdell on The Butler at Image Comics-or even Duncan's personal gallery on his deviantART account-you know that he not only has an eye fo

What kind of gig could make a writer shout "Shell yeah!"? I think you know what kind. The all-new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles from IDW and Nickelodeon. Debuting in August, the new series by original Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman, co-writer Tom Waltz and artist Dan Duncan sets out to reimagine the original TMNT in a contemporary setting...