BigApple3AM
06-01-2007, 01:33 PM
But guess what, it's old school turtles!
A new magazine called cereal:geek animation of the eighties came out this week. I just picked it up at my comic shop, issue one. It's a quarterly magazine since it says First Quarter 2007 on the cover. The only catch is that it's $12.
Still there's some sweet stuff in it. A cool drawing of Krang playing with TMNT toys (and he broke Raph), and old school shredder. Plus it breaks down the turtles intro. When I say breaks down I mean they give all the technical mumbo jumbo and praise it a lot.
Turtles takes the #3 spot for top ten eighties cartoon theme songs, with Jem and Inspector gadget as #2 and #1 respectively.
Other cool appearances by the Transformers, Real Ghostbusters, Thundercats, and He-man/She-ra who seem to take the center piece of this issue.
It's a really cool magazine, and I suggest it if you have $12 to waste, but let me offer a small warning. There are some really iffy drawings of 80's cartoon women/girls. If that's not your thing it doesn't take up much of the magazine, but if you really don't want to see penny from inspector gadget with her legs open smoking a cigarette... then maybe pass this one up.
A new magazine called cereal:geek animation of the eighties came out this week. I just picked it up at my comic shop, issue one. It's a quarterly magazine since it says First Quarter 2007 on the cover. The only catch is that it's $12.
Still there's some sweet stuff in it. A cool drawing of Krang playing with TMNT toys (and he broke Raph), and old school shredder. Plus it breaks down the turtles intro. When I say breaks down I mean they give all the technical mumbo jumbo and praise it a lot.
Turtles takes the #3 spot for top ten eighties cartoon theme songs, with Jem and Inspector gadget as #2 and #1 respectively.
Other cool appearances by the Transformers, Real Ghostbusters, Thundercats, and He-man/She-ra who seem to take the center piece of this issue.
It's a really cool magazine, and I suggest it if you have $12 to waste, but let me offer a small warning. There are some really iffy drawings of 80's cartoon women/girls. If that's not your thing it doesn't take up much of the magazine, but if you really don't want to see penny from inspector gadget with her legs open smoking a cigarette... then maybe pass this one up.