Could the Mirage TMNT crossover a 4th time with Larsen's "Savage Dragon"? Maybe

[Powder]

Hey, a splinter won't sting just 'cause some children go to bed hungry. When you have all those online connections, you get pestered every single day by multiple parties in multiple ways. It's not only a bother, but it slows the site down while you're trying to use it. The guy's entitled to complain about it once in a while. Doesn't make him a whiner or unappreciative of fans.

[myconius]

as long as it's not a splinter in the eye of god

[myconius]

when you have as large a following as he has, and pointing some dude out for all his other followers to then go after.....


.... not cool. not in the least.

[Powder]

I never saw him name names...

[myconius]

congrats
that's excellent news

[Powder]

So, wise-ass, are you saying he tagged the guy in the post by name? Because I saw that post (or at least one just like it) & saw nothing of the sort. If he did another, targeting the individual, then yeah, it's bit of a different case.

[LeotheLateBloomer]

Originally Posted by Powder

I can appreciate Pete's perspective though. Here's a guy who you were once brothers with, still somewhat estranged (perhaps with residual tension), giving you what may feel like regular reminders that your baby continues without you, steadily deviating from your vision. It would rub me the wrong way too, I think, though I'd certainly understand it comes from a well intended place. The guy probably feels like crap about TMNT to some extent, knowing that the world rejected his original concept & considers it low on the turtle totem... I mean, there are hundreds of casuals who argue online that the source material is "wrong" for its tone, lack of color, red masks, etc. I'd be resentful too.

Which begs the question, did Peter and Kevin always have the same vision for TMNT up until a certain point?