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Old 06-09-2010, 05:19 PM   #1
John Pannozzi
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Some upcoming Usagi Yojimbo books that involve TMNT

Just wanted to pass on the word to you guys about a few Usagi Yojimbo collections coming out later this year that included the crossovers with the Turtles.

The first one is a book I've known about since it was announced about a year ago, yet I have never seen discussed on this board. Fantagraphics Books will be releasing Usagi Yojimbo: The Special Edition, a slightly expensive tome that will feature all the material from the first 7 UY collections (i.e., the ones that are published by Fantagraphics as opposed to Dark Horse, and Turtle Soup and Rabbit Stew should be included as it was in the third UY collection). It will feature some never-before reprinted UY/TMNT material (the Crossing?) as well as The Treaty from the OOP and hard-to-find "Shell Shock" collection of TMNT short stories. UY: Special Edition is currently due for release on October 12, 2010.

Also, Dark Horse is doing new printings of the first few UY collections they published (8-10, to be specific) that will contain "remastered" artwork and story notes from Stan Sakai. Volume 8: Shades of Death is most noteworthy to TMNT fans as it contains the 3-part UY/TMNT crossover "Shades of Green". You can distinguish this 2nd edition of UY vol.8 by the notation on the cover that it includes an intro by William Stout. The new UY editions from Dark Horse are due for release on September 29, 2010
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It was definitely not a kid's book.
That was the thing that always mystified me about the turn the franchise took when Eastman and Laird licensed the cartoon and the parallel comic book published by the same outfit that gave us Archie. The turtles' original origin story? The whole thing hinges on a for-Christ's-sake rape-murder!!!!
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