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Originally Posted by CylonsKlingonsDaleksOhMy
So Bobby, a couple of questions in the wake of the very exciting TMNT: Urban Legends news!!!
#1. Were you at all involved in this process, and if so, can you share any details on what you did or what the process was?
#2. What is the marketing thinking for reprinting an entire series' run in single issues, as opposed to what might be safer decisions like a couple of trade paperbacks or hardback collections?
#3. Obviously you can't say anything officially, but do you personally have any interest (if we lived in a perfect world with unicorns and edible rainbows) in seeing IDW do the same for other unfinished volumes like Volume 4 or The Forever War years down the road from now?
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1. I've pretty much just been a bystander and answering folk's questions here and there as I've previously read the series.
2. Just trying to maximize profits, I suspect. I personally think collecting it in trades is the smarter/safer way to go.
3. My opinion is that it's totally in Peter's court regarding Vol. 4. If he wants to finish it, he should. If not, then he should not! Forever War is a different story-- they wanted to finish it. As such, I think it would be a good thing to do! I talked to those guys about it back during the 30th Anniversary book. Still potential to do it, maybe, possibly. We'll have to see how the Archie reprints do, and how Urban Legends does.