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Raph's Girl 01-07-2007 08:36 AM

TMNT movie novelizations
 
Ok folks...the movie is coming out in 2 months...and some of the stuff for it (the toys) are out already... On Jan 23rd 9 books (I've discovered that a couple of em are colouring books, which is cool still cuz I collect colouring books) will be out in stores. You can of course pre-order em now.

Im not sure if you can get em Amazon.com but Simon Says.com and Barnes & Noble (BN.com or barnesandnoble.com) has em. Now im sure Simon Says is a good company and all but their prices are a tad bit insane. $58 for all the books ($9 for S/H?! ).... Now Barnes & Noble don't have all the books (just 8 of em) but I ended ordering em for only $41 cuz they have this nice little policy of anything over $25 u don't have to pay the S/H price. HA! :evilgrin:

So now Im just awaiting for all these books (I also pre-ordered the Tales of Leonardo TPB but that's another thread entirely).

I love having birthday/christmas money to spend. :evilgrin:

Anyways...I am unsure if any of these are pre-quels (Mikey's Nightwatcher Scrapbook might be but I don't think Legend of Yaotl and Leonardo Returns are...the movie novelization itself definatly isn't ) but ah well...there will be prequels coming out in March anyways. :P

Quiet_Guy 01-07-2007 09:47 AM

When is the movie novelization coming out?

Raph's Girl 01-07-2007 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Quiet_Guy (Post 453122)
When is the movie novelization coming out?

Jan 23rd with the comic book adaption coming out in March/April.

Cascadia 01-07-2007 11:28 AM

Yes the total cost is quite expensive. I order mine through Barnes and Noble...the total cost came to slightly less than $28. I have a Barnes and Noble discount card. Everything that I buy is 10-20% off.

Warhorse 01-07-2007 11:40 AM

Are these novels, like the ones that were released for the first three movies, or comic books?

Roseangelo 01-07-2007 11:48 AM

There is one novel like the novelizations of the first three movies. The rest are other types of kiddie books: "spinners" (the square paperback books, like the Berenstein Bear books, that are shelved in spinning racks), learn-to-read chapter books, sticker books, etc.

I've got all of them on pre-order from Amazon, but I'm hesitant about actually opening the box when I get them. I don't want to get *too* spoiled for the movie, but stuff like the Nightwatcher Scrapbook and stickerbook probably wouldn't be too bad.

Cascadia 01-07-2007 11:49 AM

some are novels and some are simple reading books for younger kids. In March, there will be several comic books that pertain to the movie. Rosie, you took the words out of my mouth.

Warhorse 01-07-2007 11:55 AM

I was looking at Barnes and Noble. They had a book with a black cover and the words TMNT on it. Is that the novelization that is not kiddied down?

Roseangelo 01-07-2007 11:59 AM

No, that's the kiddie novelization; there is no "adult" book. :tcry:

The cover isn't finalized yet, which is why you see just the logo.

Cascadia 01-07-2007 12:26 PM

they will still be enjoyable, Rosie.

Warhorse 01-07-2007 12:32 PM

Damned kids. Why does everything have to be catered to them?

Buslady 01-07-2007 12:52 PM

Tell me about it -.- Why can't we have adult level novels with our turtle heros??
Stupid kiddie books don't go very deep into things. :(

gobo 01-07-2007 01:29 PM

Mature novelizations of PG films just don't happen.

Warhorse 01-07-2007 01:31 PM

Well, there's a first time for everything. And how many R rated books have been transformed into PG or PG-13 material for movies. Why not try the reverse for a change?

gobo 01-07-2007 02:34 PM

Oh. I thought you were meaning a book more detailed and etc. As in, not 'simplified' for the chil'ens (who are all morons in the eyes of most marketers). That's a concern I have.

Roseangelo 01-07-2007 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by gobo (Post 453202)
Mature novelizations of PG films just don't happen.

Ever heard of Star Wars? :P

All six movies (ok, Episode 3 wasn't PG, but still) have novels written on an adult level in addition to novel written on the kiddie level.

But it's also Star Wars.

I do still expect all of the books to be enjoyable.

Raph's Girl 01-07-2007 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by gobo (Post 453228)
Oh. I thought you were meaning a book more detailed and etc. As in, not 'simplified' for the chil'ens (who are all morons in the eyes of most marketers). That's a concern I have.

Well u gotta remember that this is TMNT. I have both the novelizations and comic book adaptions of the previous 3 movies so I'll no doubt do the same with this film. The comic book adaptions are usually for adults while the books (of which apperantly there are many) are always for kids....I haven't read any of the new books but the OS books were pretty good... like "Six Guns and Shurikens"

mikey2007 01-07-2007 11:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Raph's Girl (Post 453337)
I haven't read any of the new books but the OS books were pretty good... like "Six Guns and Shurikens"

oh man, lol i just read that book again the other night, its pretty amazing:)

Rooish 01-08-2007 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Buslady (Post 453184)
Tell me about it -.- Why can't we have adult level novels with our turtle heros??
Stupid kiddie books don't go very deep into things. :(

I completely agree. If I had any rights, I'd write one.

Time Mistress 01-12-2007 09:48 PM

I agree too Rooish. But I think a chapter book junior novelization will be as advanced and deep as we'll get, kinda like they had for the first three movies, but one can always hope.


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