Wuould you mind identifying this comic, please?

[Courk]

the comic version had the turtles being cold blooded killers, and the foot were getting mowed down by the turtles and if anyone has the comic when leo went mad and completely slaughtered litteraly slaughtered the foot in the dojo in japan to get to splinter's killer (he thought splinter was killed but actually wasnt) that was one of the most copied and coolest comics scenes ever done.
My comic knowledge is based solely on what's uploaded to ninjaturtles.com. I don't want anyone doing heavy research, but if anyone knows off the top of their head what comic this is, I'd appreciate it if you would let me know. Thanks!

[Andrew NDB]

I'm not certain such a comic exists.

[ToTheNines]

Don't listen to anything you hear from a message board at Gamefaqs, buncha Know-nothing Know-it-alls.

[Roseangelo]

Yeah, there's definitely no such comic.

[Courk]

Wow, I wasn't expecting that to be the answer. I wonder what caused that. I don't think there would be any purpose to intentionally make that up.

Thanks, all, for solving that riddle.

[Andrew NDB]

Almost sounds like a horrible, horrible misinterpretation of TMNT Vol. 1 #21.

[ToTheNines]

Wow, I wasn't expecting that to be the answer. I wonder what caused that. I don't think there would be any purpose to intentionally make that up.

Thanks, all, for solving that riddle.

Well, looking at that conversation, its a lot of people trying to out-do each other with fake ninja turtle knowledge.

[OA]

Yep, never read that anywhere...

Though it sounds like a cool story!

[Courk]

The gamefaqs thread was linked in another thread here, and I was just skimming it for amusement potential when the non-existent plot caught my eye. I wanted to look forward to reading it. :-)

[Roseangelo]

Yep, never read that anywhere...

Though it sounds like a cool story!

I don't know if such a story could ever be worked into canon, however. But Star Wars has a series of stories that go under the "Infinities" banner, which means that they are absolutely NOT a part of canon. A lot of them are different spins on the movies, but some are random other stuff.

I think there could be some neat and fun new TMNT stories if they were published saying, "Hey, this isn't canon, but we thought it'd be fun so we did it anyways!"

This would be a good way to re-publish all of the non-canon Vol. 1 stuff. I love the Mark Martin stuff, but I think it's pretty obvious it was never intended to be canon (well, you could make an argument for #16 on its own).

Actually, I've been thinking about this. If I had the power, I'd reprint Vol. 1 into four collected books:

1) 1-11 + 4 Micro Series (Eastman & Laird)
2) 12-15, 17, 19-21, 27-29, 43, 45-47 (in-house work)
3) 16, 22-23, 18, 32, 24-26, 30, 33, 34, 37, 42, 38-40, 41, 44 (guest work)
4) 48-62 (Shades of Gray + City at War)

It actually balances pretty well and all the in-house stuff works out being the stuff that's on Peter's canon list or should be (IMO).

[Scandia]

And those collected books would sell like hot bread! I would be the first one to buy them. It would make things so much easier to say the least.

However, you are missing some numbers there. Specifically the "Souls Winter" ones. I know they are not canon and they are collected- but why did you not include them?

[Roseangelo]

However, you are missing some numbers there. Specifically the "Souls Winter" ones. I know they are not canon and they are collected- but why did you not include them?

Because they were already reprinted earlier this year. :)

[Andrew NDB]

Actually, I've been thinking about this. If I had the power, I'd reprint Vol. 1 into four collected books:

1) 1-11 + 4 Micro Series (Eastman & Laird)
2) 12-15, 17, 19-21, 27-29, 43, 45-47 (in-house work)
3) 16, 22-23, 18, 32, 24-26, 30, 33, 34, 37, 42, 38-40, 41, 44 (guest work)
4) 48-62 (Shades of Gray + City at War)

Sounds about right to me, though I'd include the Turtle Soup prelude to #37. And a fifth book for Vol. 2 #1-13.