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Tales of the TMNT 37
Midtown's saying this'll be out on Wednesday folks!!
This is it....the origin of Casey Jones!!! :o |
woohoo coolness but I've got to say I'm a bit worried on the other hand...:|
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Wow. A new TMNT comic already? I guess it's true. Actually, though, it's two Wednesdays from now (15 Aug)
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Also agreed with Putrescent. Crossing my fingers on this one. |
Also worried and crossing my fingers...
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Thought it was fast too but Midtown's never been wrong. I thought they were gonna be releasing their Tales comics (Tales of the TMNT and Tales of Raphael) together each month.... guess not. But if ya still don't believe me go here and scroll down to Independents - Mirage Studios: http://www.midtowncomics.com/eshop/weeklyrelease.asp |
Ah, so one week from this coming Wednesday? That I can see.
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Don't be worried. Would Diego and I let you down? ;-)
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I didn't care so much for Rat King's origin a couple issues back, I'm hoping this one doesn't disappoint.
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Same here, I did not like #35. And if they ruin Casey's origin like April's was screwed up...
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OH, PLEASE NO!!!! DON'T EVEN SAY SOMETHING LIKE THAT!!!!
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Putre, youve got it all wrong. It's a magic hockey mask. It originally made a snowman come to life, then it happened to fall on a cardboard cut out of a man. :tangel:
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I wonder if Hun might make his Mirage debut in this issue? That could be an interesting angle for Casey's origin.
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IT'S OUT!!!
And no, guys, no Hun cameo. I must say, this issue had me worried--but it kicked butt!!! Splendid writing, splended ending. I actually forgot that there was a twist ending. Remember: "Or do we?" Well, this did not let me down at all. I loved it! Good job, Black! The only thing I feel I should say is that the art wasn't my favorite. However, that's just because I'm so used to the styles of Jim Lawson and Frank Fosco. And best of all, we finally got to see what Torchy's looks like! |
Crap, it IS out! I thought for certain it would be out next Wednesday, but that shows what I know.
Have it in my hand right now, seems to be quite sufficiently badass, and gets pretty deep into Casey Jones' head for a minute. Will post a proper review later tonight. Looks good, Jake & Diego! |
Holy cheese on rye! Looks like I need to stop by the comic shop this weekend to nab it and #36.
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Just read it. Another good issue. Nice twist at the end.
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I was late to a training for work due in part to my going out of the way to buy Tales 37. The place was hard to find anyway, I had a panic attack, and had to call various people to locate it. Nobody questioned me about it and I hope to not be in trouble.
Anyhow... No wonder Donatello was the one telling this tale. Why? Because Casey combined Raphael and Michelangelo to describe how he was...and made Davy be just like Leonardo!!! |
Yeah, it was odd to hear Casey talking about a brother since we'd never heard of one before. Reading this issue my mind drifted back to the TMNT movie I'd just watched and Casey's line about "if it were my brother, I'd find a way to work it out." So I wonder if he wasn't drawing some inspiration from the Turtles too.
It was also funny to hear Donny mention Jung and Myers-Briggs and personality testing. Don - "These are the sort of things I like to think about." Apparantly, us fans do too since we've had topics trying to pin down the Turtles personality types before.;) |
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But yea as soon as Casey said he had a brother named Davy I groaned and wondered why his parents would do that to a kid. But yea... it was a good story all the same even tho we didn't really find anything out (other than Casey's dad being in the military). The artwork was pretty ok. Casey looked a bit like what Wolverine looks like currently in Wolverine Origins. |
Is Casey's dad's name mentioned, like it was in the cartoon?
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His name is Jim.
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But if you want his dad's name it's Arnold Casey Jones sr. At least in the 2K3 series: This is his grave marker (Casey visits it in the ep Dragon's Rising): http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y72.../Cemetary1.jpg However in TMNT Vol 1 #61 Casey's mom mentions to April that her husband's name was Herb and that he had died 25 years earlier. :ohwell: |
Given the "twist" at the end of the story, I really just didn't get the whole point to it.
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Is it possible a large amount of it was written/drawn, then Laird stepped in and insisted on the twist? I have no idea.
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I hope Jake feels better about it than I do. |
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But if what I'm saying is true, maybe I shouldn't be writing this, but I'm gonna go Mulder on you. O.o |
Hm... Haven't read it, but I did read the comments here and apparently this whole thing is made up.
Meaning we don't really get to find out Casey Jones's origin? Is that true? Because maybe that's not such a bad thing? Quote:
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Ya know.. I was thinking and realized that the whole comic is a contradiction from previous Mirage books:
In Tales 37 Casey is raised by both is parents and being a typical teenage boy doesn't get along with his dad. Spoiler:
Whereas in TMNT vol 1 issue 61 Casey's mom tells April that her husband had died 25 years earlier and she had raised Casey alone (course then his name was Herb instead of Arnold Casey Jones sr.) |
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