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05-23-2017, 02:42 PM | #122 |
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God, the bottom part of Leo's shell looks so weird from that angle. It looks like his legs come out straight from the plastron, how does he have any articulation at the hips? Otherwise it's all lovely and detailed, it's just that part really sticks out.
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05-23-2017, 02:55 PM | #123 |
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I never liked Archie TMNT, but all these callbacks and revamps have me grinning in spite of myself.
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05-23-2017, 03:20 PM | #124 |
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I had to briefly look up what issue was in my head. It was #13 I think. Leatherhead referenced how he was 'born to fight.' That's why I made the comment in my previous post. It was the issue that went into more of Leatherhead's origin story surrounding why MarryBones/Cherubae turned him in the first place.
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As a fellow Archie hater (I don't like writing that I am that, it's too strong of a word for what I feel about it. "Archie Disappointee"?) I have to agree. Archie might just have been a superficially superior version of the Fred Wolf cartoon, but it's pretty fun to see the attention in this homage.
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05-23-2017, 03:47 PM | #126 |
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The Stump Asteroid stuff was never the highlight of Archie (it was only focused on in 2 issues overall, issue 7 and then 36 or so), but it's fun for a one-off setting.
The best Archie storylines focused on Malinga, Armaggon and the Future Turtles, Null and the Four Horseman storyline, and Verminator X as well as the Midnight Sun arc with the Warrior Dragon. Last edited by CyberCubed; 05-23-2017 at 03:54 PM. |
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ha! sorry my question was tongue in cheek... his whole gimmick was repeating his name over and over. I wonder if that'll translate to his IDW counterpart.
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Leatherhead did not come back with the Turtles. It was when Leatherhead was recruited to help the TMNT stop Shredder and Krang once and for all and Malinga stood in the way. So Trapp came as well but Wingnut and Screwloose were not with Stump Asteroid which was screwy with continuity.Leatherhead returned to Earth after that.
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Devin Grayson (w) • Craig Rousseau (a&c) • Nick Pitarra (c) • Kevin Eastman (c) The Turtles travel to the strangest planet of them all... one where all organisms function in perfect harmony... except for a group of new mutants who could destabilize the ecosystem of the whole planet -- mutants who aren't the TMNT! Variant cover by Kevin Eastman! FC • 32 pages • $3.99 |
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Wait, what?! Is this official? Is this even real?!
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Damn, I love the way she drew those two!
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05-24-2017, 08:46 AM | #138 |
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Maybe after Karai's trials and tribulations in Japan she decides the Foot Clan needs more mutants
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05-24-2017, 09:28 AM | #140 |
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Yeah, I think that makes more sense for Karai's Path.
As for the other one...methinks they might be going for something like the Space Turtle storyline from the OT. With their peaceful civilization and...gold photosynthesis...(what even was that???). The mutants could very well be the plant things on the cover. And since this IS a "peaceful planet" that would probably not have known better to potentially support said mutant plants... (Incidentally, in the original Roger Corman film in all its weirdness, "Audrey Junior" was in fact a mutant hybrid instead of an alien like Audrey II was. Seymour had grown it from a bulb found by a Japanese gardener "in plantation next to a cranberry farm." A joke which only could have worked in 1960, since cranberry crops were tainted the herbicide aminotriazole in 1959, causing cranberry sales to tank. Not sure how that would have caused a bulbing plant to grow into a talking, thinking, hypnotizing man-eating mutant, but hey it's Roger Corman.) It makes perfect sense in my head that mutant plants would be destabilizing to the environment of that world.
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