What if Nick/Viacom had never bought the TMNT property?

[d_osborn]

Peter had talked about working on the John Fusco-scripted movie a few weeks before the sale. A CGI/practical mix was being tested, if I'm remembering correctly.

That was the biggest loss of the sale, IMO.

[Andrew NDB]

Originally Posted by d_osborn

Peter had talked about working on the John Fusco-scripted movie a few weeks before the sale. A CGI/practical mix was being tested, if I'm remembering correctly.

That was the biggest loss of the sale, IMO.

And for what it's worth, Kevin said the Fusco draft was the best Turtles thing he'd ever read, ever.

[AquaParade]

Originally Posted by Andrew NDB

And for what it's worth, Kevin said the Fusco draft was the best Turtles thing he'd ever read, ever.

Before he compared the PD film to Avengers and Raid.

[FredWolfLeonardo]

I do think that in this scenario, some other big company like Disney or Hasbro would've bought tmnt and the quality of the content would've not been too different from what we have now with Nick.

It might've been more popular though, because Disney and Hasbro are literally money juggernauts on a far greater scale than Nickelodeon, with both having greater brand recognition and advertising potential.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by FredWolfLeonardo

I do think that in this scenario, some other big company like Disney or Hasbro would've bought tmnt and the quality of the content would've not been too different from what we have now with Nick..

I recall some speculations (much later) about DC or Marvel Comics.

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by AquaParade

Before he compared the PD film to Avengers and Raid.

In a way the only reason the PD movies were produced is that like most of Hollywood's output was made to compete with the MCU. The MCU whether you like it or not guys is responsible for how franchises are treated now.