View Full Version : What comic either mirage or archie would be a animated series ?
Adamag
05-11-2008, 03:29 PM
Which TMNT Comic Adapted should be made into a Animated cartoon Archie
or Original Mirage ?
ToTheNines
05-11-2008, 03:38 PM
Most definantly archie. Mirage already has the 2k3 show, even if it was quite different, it followed the same general plot for a while and adapted several issues.
The 2k3 series was/is kinda popular, but the original show was a mass epidemic (to put it lightly). I know Archie was different from the OT, but they were quite similar. If done right, an Archie based series would be sensational.
Spitfire
05-11-2008, 03:45 PM
Archie by far. It already has the cartoon style done for it they would just need to tone it down a little, and I stress very little, because it didn't have to much violence but the kind of violence it had was a bit to much for kids. Course this is assuming their making a kids show out of it. If not then it would be all set. It has plenty of engaging story lines that adults could follow and uses characters from the old cartoon that they remember from kids and already love.
One can dream right?
Raph's Girl
05-11-2008, 04:51 PM
Which TMNT Comic Adapted should be made into a Animated cartoon Archie or Original Mirage ?
As has been said much of the eps of 2K3 are straight out of the Mirage books. Vol 1 and Tales of the TMNT vol 1 especially.
I'd LOVE for a series adapted from the Archie series. And in fact they had a Mighty Mutanimals tv series planned that would have included Ninjara in the group and the TMNT would have appeared in several episodes. I've seen images of the characters and their gadgets from the proposed series. It would have been awesome...
Ah here's the info:
Back in 1992 the Mutanimals were being shopped around by Mirage as a spin-off of the turtles. Ruby-Spears showed some interest, so an animation bible was produced along with a style guide of all the characters, environs and vehicles by some Hollywood animator (I forget who). Plot synopses for the first season were completed, with the 13 episodes centered around the Mutanimals' efforts to combat an invasion by Maligna.
All the regular cast of the Mutanimals make the transition, although they were redesigned - streamlined you might say - to accommodate budgetary restrictions in the animation process.
Krang makes the jump from the TMNT universe to become the main villain and friend of Maligna. A host of villains both new and old are on board to help keep the Mutanimals on their toes.
Of note, you will be pleased to hear, the Mutanimals get a new member: Ninjara joins the group.
The Turtles guest star in the first 4 episodes.
In Episode 9 the Mutanimals go to Dimension X to meet Cudley the Cowlick. How's that for cool?
There's lots more pics and stuff on the blog (it's Steve Lavigne and Ryan Brown's blog site)
http://lavignebrownart.blogspot.com/2007/12/mutanimals-animated-series.html
Scandia
05-11-2008, 04:58 PM
It would rock to have an animated series adapted from the Archie comics.
But I would be satisfied by having arcs and characters from the Archie comics being integrated into 2k3.
I would especially like to see the Animus War arc animated. It can be easily blended with 2k3 storylines- and it was my absolute favorite Archie arc.
drasgow
05-11-2008, 06:01 PM
i would like a mirage series, maybe in the vein of the old spawn. not hampered by the saturday morning limitations.
Jester
05-11-2008, 06:19 PM
Archie, Archie, ARCHIE!!!! I love several of the arcs, and as has been said it could almost be folded into the 2k3 series.
A Mirage series that isn't limited to Saturday would be great, too. If only Imagi's TMNT #1 was made....:(
ToTheNines
05-11-2008, 06:23 PM
If they're gonna do something like this I hope they do it before the OT voice cast gets too old to do their Turtle voices.... is Peter Reneday still alive?
VaughnMichael
05-11-2008, 07:10 PM
Archie and Mirage mixed together.
Buslady
05-11-2008, 08:43 PM
Archies is fine. Just give Raph someone MORE WORTHY than Ninjara.....
A little *too* Raph
05-11-2008, 09:39 PM
Archie would be sweet. I loved the Armaggon arc.
Raph's Girl
05-11-2008, 10:57 PM
If they're gonna do something like this I hope they do it before the OT voice cast gets too old to do their Turtle voices.... is Peter Reneday still alive?
Yep. Pete Reneday is alive and well. Last time I saw him on tv was a couple years ago when his character died on General Hospital from complications of a heart attack (just like Splinter! ) and his last word was "My sons..." (just like Splinter! ).
I consider Jasper and Jerry Jax to be brothers of the TMNT. :lol: Mmm.. Ingo Radamacher (Jasper)...nummy....
Theaven
12-31-2009, 03:02 PM
I would love to see the Japan storyline from the Archie series in cartoon format
ToTheNines
12-31-2009, 03:53 PM
Most definantly archie. Mirage already has the 2k3 show, even if it was quite different, it followed the same general plot for a while and adapted several issues.
The 2k3 series was/is kinda popular, but the original show was a mass epidemic (to put it lightly). I know Archie was different from the OT, but they were quite similar. If done right, an Archie based series would be sensational.
Did I seriously say sensational? Wtf?
Original TMNT Cartoon Fan
01-01-2010, 06:25 AM
I would love to see the Japan storyline from the Archie series in cartoon format
You mean that Japanese demon who almost destroyed the nuclear power station in Japan.
Dejablue
01-01-2010, 11:16 AM
so if Nick did use the Archie series as a reference. Could that means they'd tell Archie to continue the actual comic?
Lordmylar06
01-01-2010, 11:36 AM
The Mirage universe had more stories than the Archie universe did, but I think that the Archie universe would have a more broad appeal. I personally prefer Archie TMNT for a cartoon, but I feel like they can do something in the vein of a hybrid of the two.
Godzilla
01-01-2010, 11:54 AM
I really enjoyed how the Archie comics took the '87 TMNT universe into a different direction with it's characters and storyline rather than just simply adapt such and such episodes. I also remember that the storylines were more often more engaging as well. Personally, I wouldn't mind a animated series akin to this.
Andrew NDB
01-01-2010, 02:29 PM
Mirage already has the 2k3 show
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-images/Arts/Arts_/Pictures/2007/08/10/laugh460.jpg
Dejablue
01-01-2010, 04:37 PM
They could pull from both series. The kids who watch this show aren't going to know the difference anyway. :lol:
Original TMNT Cartoon Fan
01-02-2010, 04:50 AM
I really enjoyed how the Archie comics took the '87 TMNT universe into a different direction with it's characters and storyline rather than just simply adapt such and such episodes. I also remember that the storylines were more often more engaging as well. Personally, I wouldn't mind a animated series akin to this.
Yes, and the Mutanimals spin-off comics.
ToTheNines
01-02-2010, 12:42 PM
http://image.guardian.co.uk/sys-images/Arts/Arts_/Pictures/2007/08/10/laugh460.jpg
Lol, ass. You know what I meant.
Powder
01-02-2010, 02:17 PM
I would love to see an archie cartoon. I'd probably choose it over a more directly based mirage cartoon. I feel like only the comic could truly capture that darkness rather then have something come up short in toon form. Turtles prime were dope as hell, I'll give em that, but even so.. It just feels better in book form. Archie on the other hand would be the illest ever. Getting to see the mutants as they ACTUALLY appear... think of OT wingnut. Lazy fat jack nicholson rip off evil doing boy lover. Inaccurate. I wanna see that crazy sunuvab!tch go nuts & act as if he were insainiac from small soliders.
CyberCubed
01-02-2010, 02:41 PM
I wouldn't mind an Archie cartoon, just as long as the old-toon VA's reprise their roles as the Turtles.
Oculus Orbus
01-02-2010, 04:32 PM
Well, Archie would probably be easier to adapt (and by this I'm not meaning that Archie is plain simple or anything like that, but the mood of it suits more the kind of animation we use to see on TV).
But, I personally would love a Mirage animated series, not for kids, only if it's done right (wich seems pretty unlikely).
Original TMNT Cartoon Fan
01-03-2010, 10:04 AM
I really enjoyed how the Archie comics took the '87 TMNT universe into a different direction with it's characters and storyline rather than just simply adapt such and such episodes. I also remember that the storylines were more often more engaging as well. Personally, I wouldn't mind a animated series akin to this.
Was it really an original idea? Wans't it originally planned to follow the 1987 cartoon? (and the same with the Dreamwave comic books, who were following the 2003 TMNT cartoon)
ToTheNines
01-03-2010, 10:35 AM
You're so annoying.
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