Mighty Mutanimals
 

Any of you have Mighty Mutanimal comics..let me know!! I still need to know the titles for those comics

I have 9 issues of that series. Just send me an e-mail teling me what you'd like to know about em.

I Loved The Mighty Mutanimals and have all 9 issues as well. They should have never died what a bad story to kill them.

It wasn't so much their being killed that bothered me, just that they could've been brought back to life.

They're DEAD!?!?!? :o :o :o

I never knew that! I have like 2 issues, I didn't know they were all killed though. :cry: :cry:

-Snailman

Yeah, it was pretty tragic. I can just picture Mondo's girlfriend Candy about a decade later living by herself while raising a bunch of pet geckos because she never got over what happened.

who was the main memebrs of he mightymutanimals?

Let's see here... I hope I don't forget anyone: Mondo Gecko, Leatherhead, Wingnut 'n Screwloose, Ray Fillet, Dreadmon, and Jagwar.

Yepp That's THE MIGHTY MUTANIMALS

Damn...thats messed up, seein' it was an Archie comic book. Wonder why when Mondo Gecko got mutated, he kept his hair? Wouldn't it have fallen out as he became half-gecko? :-?


Yeah, I thinks thats all of them.

Hey, weren't Wingnut 'n Screwloose actually aliens & not mutant animals? I seem to recall Wingnut being the last surviving member of his race of bat-like aliens & Screwloose helped them sleep by biting them or something.

-Snailman

He's not the only mutated character who didn't go bald. When Bebop got turned into a warthog, his mohawk stayed, wheras Rocksteady went completely bald.

Thats right, I had forgotten about that. Maybe he kept his mohawk because boars have hair that can grow in that way on their heads? I do know his mohawk got shorter, as I remember when he was human it was a pretty big mohawk.

I guess Rocksteady went bald, because rhino's really don't have alot of body hair, so naturally it just fizzled out? Mondo Gecko should have lost his hair, being a reptile as they have no hair. Leatherhead lost his hair when he mutated, but that was the comic book, not the cartoon version who was mutated from a normal aligator.

Were there any other mutants that kept the way their hair looked when the first mutated from a human? I know a good number of the mutants were mutated from normal animals, so it wouldn't apply for them.

-Snailman

It's fiction, hair or not depended on the writer who invented the mutant.

Mona Lisa had hair in the cartoon. Yeah, it heavily depended on the writer/artist whether hair was present or not. Though regular reptiles don't have any (but I'm finding some neat alternatives with characters) there is that matter of aesthetics. Hence why Venus and Mona Lisa both had breasts.

Who is Mona Lisa? i feel like should know this one...
On the TMNT website what comic series does the profiles relate to?

The comics relate mostly to Archie, it seems, though quite a few can cross over to most any universe. They're basically "melting pot" profiles.

Oh, and Mona Lisa was the Lizard Mutant in the episode "Raphael Meets His Match". She seemed to have a thing for Raph, but she was never seen after that.

I liked Mona Lisa she was really cool. She was one of the many awesome mutants who sahould have back.

This much...::pause for dramatic effect::....is true. :)

Yeah, whats up with that? What purpose whould breast under a shell serve? I had this same conversation with a friend of mine like a few months ago & we both agreed it didn't make much sense.

-Snailman

It doesn't make much practical sense, but art is rarely ever practical. They have breasts because that's the easiest way to make them recognizable as female. There's no way they're useable in breastfeeding and such. They have no purpose but to make the character look good. (And face it, logic aside, the two do look good.)

There's lots of places in fantasy art where you'll see something that doesn't "make sense". Because it's fiction and fantasy and they can get away with it.

The mutanimals died??? HOW?