DW TMNT comics

*Coola Yagami* · 07-21-2004, 09:16 PM

My prob was that sometimes the action scenes were drawn way too zoomed in to give a good understanding of exactly what was going on.. very noticeable in the Casey/Raph fights. Plus the TMNT had more lines and stuff on their faces than they do on the show makin em look weirder.

The issues based on the comics were cool and given a nice twist and different outlook on the episodes, although if you didn't see the episode itself, the comic leaves alot out. Like in the Casey issue, it just ends with Casey goin home after first facing Raph, instead of the whole scene of the TMNT meeting Casey and helping him fight the Dragons.

The issues with that kid were ok, but c'mon... we got stuff like triceratons and ultrom shredder on the show. we don't wanna see raph fighting with a crazy shrink. They cancelled the comic before shredder himself even appeared. Plus, I think if they went straight for the T4 plot, the comic woulda lasted longer.

07-21-2004, 09:16 PM	#21
Coola Yagami Overlord Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 15,692	My prob was that sometimes the action scenes were drawn way too zoomed in to give a good understanding of exactly what was going on.. very noticeable in the Casey/Raph fights. Plus the TMNT had more lines and stuff on their faces than they do on the show makin em look weirder. The issues based on the comics were cool and given a nice twist and different outlook on the episodes, although if you didn't see the episode itself, the comic leaves alot out. Like in the Casey issue, it just ends with Casey goin home after first facing Raph, instead of the whole scene of the TMNT meeting Casey and helping him fight the Dragons. The issues with that kid were ok, but c'mon... we got stuff like triceratons and ultrom shredder on the show. we don't wanna see raph fighting with a crazy shrink. They cancelled the comic before shredder himself even appeared. Plus, I think if they went straight for the T4 plot, the comic woulda lasted longer.