how far has the tmnt universe gone?

Time Mistress · 03-30-2007, 10:30 AM

I like it too Jo Dawn. One of the things that's so frustrated me about Marvel lately is the realization that I really am reading the never ending story. Some writers are able to give the illusion of progress other aren't, but the truth is continuity means less and less these days. But that's a rant for another time. The simple fact is Captain America will be back, Splinter won't. But Tales of TMNT is set in the interum years where Splinter is still alive and well and endless stories can still be told about him allowing for TMNT comics to give us the best of both worlds.

03-30-2007, 10:30 AM	#11
Time Mistress Stone Warrior Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Pennshellvania, or the 79th level of Null-Time Posts: 710	I like it too Jo Dawn. One of the things that's so frustrated me about Marvel lately is the realization that I really am reading the never ending story. Some writers are able to give the illusion of progress other aren't, but the truth is continuity means less and less these days. But that's a rant for another time. The simple fact is Captain America will be back, Splinter won't. But Tales of TMNT is set in the interum years where Splinter is still alive and well and endless stories can still be told about him allowing for TMNT comics to give us the best of both worlds. __________________ AKA the Edwardian Adventuress and Fairlady_Z "You just made your last mistake, Bugeyes -- 'cuz nobody beats up my best buddy and gets away with it -- Nobody! Got that?!" Raphael about Michaelangelo, TMNT Volume 1