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Aztec General
03-27-2003, 04:06 PM
I'm oh so very close to finishing my Mirage TMNT collection (canon wise), and I was wondering about Mirage's Plastron Cafe series. I read in Vol. 1 #44 that the four issues of the series contain some TMNT stories written by Peter Laird and Co. Can someone confirm this? If anyone here has them or has read them please give me your thoughts as to whether or not these issues are worth picking up.
Karpo_007
03-27-2003, 04:32 PM
I have tought about getting them too, But I think someone said that they contain only short stories, and a Casey jones story wich I already have as separate issue, Casey Jones 1# .
Aztec General
03-27-2003, 04:45 PM
I have tought about getting them too, But I think someone said that they contain only short stories, and a Casey jones story wich I already have as separate issue, Casey Jones 1# .

Would that be Casey Jones: North by Downeast #1? If so I already have that too. If short stories is all that it is then I might not bother.

Anyone else with any PC info?
Karpo_007
03-27-2003, 06:23 PM
That was men to be & 2 but it produced that weird symbol... Yeah I have them both.
Roseangelo
03-28-2003, 12:36 AM
Get Plastron Cafe!!!

Yes, it is a collection of short stories, including the Casey Jones one. But if nothing else, at least get Plastron Cafe #1. It has THE BEST TMNT short story EVER. It's called "Old Times" and is by Peter Laird. It shows us a future Donatello and leaves you with many questions. But even so, it makes you cry.
Karpo_007
03-28-2003, 04:49 AM
Ok, I think im going to get it then.
Aztec General
03-28-2003, 10:18 AM
Get Plastron Cafe!!!

Yes, it is a collection of short stories, including the Casey Jones one. But if nothing else, at least get Plastron Cafe #1. It has THE BEST TMNT short story EVER. It's called "Old Times" and is by Peter Laird. It shows us a future Donatello and leaves you with many questions. But even so, it makes you cry.

Thanks Rose. You've sold me. My favorite TMNT issues are the ones with strong emotional sentiment. Like Vol. 1 Issue 28 "Sons of the Silent Age"
Anarchistguy
03-30-2003, 12:05 PM
Get Plastron Cafe!!!

Yes, it is a collection of short stories, including the Casey Jones one. But if nothing else, at least get Plastron Cafe #1. It has THE BEST TMNT short story EVER. It's called "Old Times" and is by Peter Laird. It shows us a future Donatello and leaves you with many questions. But even so, it makes you cry.

Is it the one when donnie trains in a virtual reality room?
Roseangelo
03-30-2003, 06:28 PM
Yeah, that's it.
Anarchistguy
03-30-2003, 06:52 PM
I have this story. It's really great