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While TMNT was made mainstream through the 1987 TV series, it began as a comic in 1984. The TMNT comic was dark and gritty, featuring a no-nonsense group of turtles that in no way resembled their super-friendly an rarely-serious counterparts from the 1987 animated series.
In 1984, Eastman and Laird brought to life a group of unlikely heroes that in fact started off as a joke (turtles, not exactly known for their speed, stealth, or fighting prowess, made dubious candidates for a group of crime-fighting ninjas).
To this day, TMNT comics continue to provide readers with endless entertainment. As of this writing, there is even talk of a new TMNT comic, so keep eyes out for this!
Ninja Turtles to Team Up With Batman in New Crossover Comic
No, this isn’t just a fan project; the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are actually going to be teaming up with the Dark Knight himself in the pages of a crossover comic. If there were ever a crossover that you never
Chet Manley – The Boy Who Changed the World
With all the press (negative and otherwise) surrounding the potential origin change in the upcoming TMNT movie, fans are holding tight to the original story of the beloved turtles. They were an accident, and that’s the way it should be. But what
Eastman and Laird Team up for 30th Anniversary Comic!
Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, original creators of the Ninja Turtles, are teaming up to do a special edition 30th anniversary comic! Here is the full article from IDW Publishing. Original Creators Team Up To Create 30th Anniversary Special
New TMNT Comic and Possible Video Game, Code Name: Revenge
A new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic project recently came to the attention of this website, and its developers are looking for fan reactions before moving forward. The story takes the turtles into the future, 10 years after Master Splinter
The Mighty Mutanimals – Inception and Cancellation
With the unparalleled success of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, including a popular television cartoon and two comic series, Archie Comics wanted to capitalize further. In the Spring of 1991, a mini-series was created starring several of the turtles’ most
