TMNT III: The Manhattan Project Cover Image

Azrael Macool · 06-16-2018, 12:46 AM

So, one of my all-time favorite pieces of TMNT artwork is the box cover for the NES video game, TMNT III, by Michael Dooney. Here's a link to it, if you're not familiar: http://www.mobygames.com/images/cove...ront-cover.jpg

Now, this image is clearly cropped, it appears that Casey Jones might be behind the Triceraton's right shoulder, but it's hard to tell. I've been trying to find the full image for quite a while now, but all my searches come up nil. I figured I'd come here in case anyone happened to ever ran across it. Or at least a version of it without the Nintendo and Konami branding. I reached out to Michael Dooney the only way I could find, which was an AOL email address that I have no idea if he still checks, so maybe if someone even had a better way to reach him, it would be great. Or if anyone knows someone else that might have it or at elast more information; I assume that Konami "owned" the piece at the time, but who knows? Any help or info would be appreciated.

06-16-2018, 12:46 AM	#1
Azrael Macool Random Punk Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 47	TMNT III: The Manhattan Project Cover Image So, one of my all-time favorite pieces of TMNT artwork is the box cover for the NES video game, TMNT III, by Michael Dooney. Here's a link to it, if you're not familiar: http://www.mobygames.com/images/cove...ront-cover.jpg Now, this image is clearly cropped, it appears that Casey Jones might be behind the Triceraton's right shoulder, but it's hard to tell. I've been trying to find the full image for quite a while now, but all my searches come up nil. I figured I'd come here in case anyone happened to ever ran across it. Or at least a version of it without the Nintendo and Konami branding. I reached out to Michael Dooney the only way I could find, which was an AOL email address that I have no idea if he still checks, so maybe if someone even had a better way to reach him, it would be great. Or if anyone knows someone else that might have it or at elast more information; I assume that Konami "owned" the piece at the time, but who knows? Any help or info would be appreciated.