Why do people act like TMNT hasn't had an almost continuous presence?

*CyberCubed* · 09-16-2011, 11:50 PM

A lot of fans seem to act like TMNT "completely dies" for a few years and fades away before it comes back again. Yet...that's not really true. TMNT is almost always around in some fashion.

1984-1996 = Mirage comics, original cartoon, movie trilogy, Archie series

1997-1998 = Next Mutation, Image series

1999 = Image series ends

2000 = Only dead TMNT year

2001-2002 = Volume 4 begins

2003-2009 = Mirage Vol. 4 and Tales, 4kids TMNT cartoon, 4th TMNT movie, toys/videogames

2010 = Tales of the TMNT still runs for 5 more issues till May

2011 = IDW TMNT comic series starts

2012 = Nick toon starts

So as you can see, virtually every year except for 2000, the TMNT has had "something" new being released or going on.

So why do people act like TMNT ever completely died at some point, when this is not true?

09-16-2011, 11:50 PM	#1
CyberCubed Overlord Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 43,880	Why do people act like TMNT hasn't had an almost continuous presence? A lot of fans seem to act like TMNT "completely dies" for a few years and fades away before it comes back again. Yet...that's not really true. TMNT is almost always around in some fashion. 1984-1996 = Mirage comics, original cartoon, movie trilogy, Archie series 1997-1998 = Next Mutation, Image series 1999 = Image series ends 2000 = Only dead TMNT year 2001-2002 = Volume 4 begins 2003-2009 = Mirage Vol. 4 and Tales, 4kids TMNT cartoon, 4th TMNT movie, toys/videogames 2010 = Tales of the TMNT still runs for 5 more issues till May 2011 = IDW TMNT comic series starts 2012 = Nick toon starts So as you can see, virtually every year except for 2000, the TMNT has had "something" new being released or going on. So why do people act like TMNT ever completely died at some point, when this is not true?